Weird Finds

A live digital room where simulated worm and fly nervous systems, a human brain model, and Claude generate one shared text file.

A multilingual fiction archive about a cosmic bureaucracy organized around an orange traffic cone.

An interactive browser experiment lets a reduced Drosophila neural model sample audio and choose the next track in a local playlist.

An interactive physics joke about pulling an endless, glittering toilet-paper roll through space.

A free, open-source action-platformer where players escape a corrupted installation by jumping, editing terrain, converting opponents, and customizing the world.

A browser-based farming storyworld set inside a forgotten glasshouse, where thumb-sized residents grow crops, trade harvests, and rebuild a tiny settlement.

A full-scale rom-com dating campaign for Brad, a 33-year-old regional airline co-pilot looking for a serious relationship.

A free, one-player Christmas arcade fighting game where ten holiday legends settle their differences in 90-second snowbound bouts.

An interactive local simulation turns fly anatomy and mock trading signals into a flamboyant conviction engine.

An interactive simulation lets a reconstructed sea-squirt larva steer a browser using its modeled nervous system.

A satirical-looking research institute publishes dense papers on “connexital epistemic diffusion,” institutional recognition, and an alleged GPT-6 audit.

A deadpan shop offering thigh armor, cushions, foam fingers, and strategy-card decks in a small fantasy-business universe.

A browser platformer set in a fictional Australia, where one kangaroo-mounted player cuts the strings of a sinister broadcast.

An observational site presents a 57-ant colony through camera feeds, gate-pass telemetry, nest maps, named workers, and research notes.

A terminal-styled mythos built from fragmented files, recursive creation stories, and commands addressed to an absent operator.

A research and exhibition project uses computational analysis and generative AI to study yōkai folklore and give form to contemporary inexplicable experiences.

A relationship-management book and membership that treat dating like a portfolio: score the costs, track the evidence, and review the situation every Sunday.

An unofficial parody of a precision-engineering website, rebuilt as a 1998-style fever dream of gradients, fake hype, and signal-themed jokes.

A site presents a simulated larval zebrafish nervous system controlling a real browser through vision and motor output.

A BNB Chain project that uses a simulated male fruit-fly connectome to steer a cursor through a token-launch workflow.

An experimental network lets visitors follow six illustrated flies, each backed by a different connectome model and memory.

An experimental interface maps one observed Drosophila’s movement into behavioral states and simulated trading decisions.

A live webpage presents a real can of bug spray as a three-neuron cybernetic specimen that senses a kitchen and controls its trigger.

An interactive drawing studio uses a 165,122-neuron fruit-fly brain simulation to steer a virtual pen around prompted outlines.

An in-development proposal for self-driving electric vehicles that arrive on demand, wait while people load trash, and leave without an overnight pile.

An interactive brain–machine fruit-fly simulation paints a day as light and dark, then lets a modeled Drosophila nominate one free hour.

A Korean memory-social site for finding a first love through shared places, dates, letters, photographs, voice recordings, and film.

A technical demonstrator that translates archived Manduca sexta voltage data into simulated computer selections and pointer clicks.

A participatory debt fundraiser where internet strangers pay to occupy a public leaderboard, with no prize beyond bragging rights.

An interactive browser experiment in which a reduced fruit-fly neural circuit samples six walking destinations and removes one from the route.

An interactive observatory where users steer a simulated fruit-fly swarm with scents, wind, gestures, and sampled crypto-market trades.

A browser-based biological interface turns headlines into luminance samples, runs a reduced fly-neural model, and opens one selected clipping.

A single-player zombie-horde roguelite built around automatic weapons, weapon merging, district defenses, and an unusually cheerful cast of survivors.

An experimental browser interface uses a reduced Drosophila vision model to classify a local photo spool as keep, shelf, or skip.

A fictional field file documenting a break-room table that grew wings, acquired a face, and now hovers at counter height.

A multilingual archive lets visitors leave a trace, then reveals an entry from whoever came before them after a cryptocurrency donation.

A browser-based exhibit folio lets someone pin one specimen card into the current local day, then seals that day at midnight.

A fan-made anime crossover fighting game with 18 fighters, eight arenas, local and online modes, CPU spectating, and touch controls.

A free collection of tiny browser games and experiments, from a virtual fireplace and snail race to a boyfriend excuse generator and an infinite hole.

A 3D desk sponsorship marketplace where brands bid for screens, surfaces, and physical objects in a real setup.

A playable arcade game sends Citroën enthusiasts bouncing toward a national gathering in Pelarco, Chile.

A computational art project uses a traced male fruit-fly nervous system to steer a brush across a canvas.

A browser-based puzzle club offering 36 daily games across deduction, words, numbers, memory, logic, spatial play, and visual challenges.

An independent, reproducible study models what happens when dormant genesis charters in a fictional reserve protocol become reportable at once.

An interactive 24-hour exhibit folio where visitors pin a single specimen card into today's local-day folder.

A browser game where you draw a questionable horse, name it, and race it for 100 metres.

A public browser simulation runs a claimed 165,122-neuron fruit-fly connectome and maps its neural output to cursor movement.

An interactive game asks you to catch a virtual fly before its simulated escape circuit fires.

An experimental funding platform where humans review small project proposals before a visual model makes the selection.

A free browser flight game featuring nine Canadian aircraft over Hamilton, Toronto, and the lake between them.

A live dashboard presents a physical fly swatter as a tiny nervous system, complete with mesh vision, arm telemetry, swing events, and a blockchain token.

A terminal-styled archive of synthetic activity logs, recorded worlds, and an interactive schematic brain.

A physics-based beer pong game built around simulated arcs, rim-outs, bounce shots, and a small friends league.

A sharply documented three-day convoy from Penistone to Broadway, complete with route maps, aftermovie footage, POV video, cars, pubs, and an excellent name.

An interactive simulation maps a female fruit fly's 139,248-neuron brain to token-trading activity.

A local interactive interface turns pasted tab titles or URLs into a deterministic signal field and proposes one reversible keep, later, or dismiss action.

A scientific simulation gives an ant colony interface to a Drosophila neural graph, using odor-shaped inputs and documented ant-brain facts.

The Bureau of Patty Statistics publishes standardized hamburger rankings for establishments in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area.

A game-in-design where players use AI to grow strange creatures, test their habits, and build toward a civilization among the stars.

A free browser game uses your phone or webcam to make your torso the bird, steering it through pipes with push-up movements.

A playable space-repair game about recovering scrap, patching a tug, and choosing what to risk on the next sortie.

An open experiment that feeds market charts to a simulated fruit-fly connectome and records the resulting decisions.

A playful simulation casts a 166,000-neuron fruit-fly model as a customer scanning fictional crypto transactions for MEV sandwiches.

A tarot app built around a single finite deck: every card drawn stays spent until the deck is shuffled again.

SWARM presents an on-chain colony of simulated fruit-fly nervous systems, with each fly making trades through its own wallet.

A Japanese mountain arts project gives children a three-day workshop before sending their music to a piano concert at 1,780 metres in the Yatsugatake range.

A free, no-download collection of 38 browser games spanning voice impressions, rhythm, mixing, singing, and instruments.

A focused arcade of browser puzzles built around deduction, codebreaking, wordplay, logic, spatial planning, and word combat.

An open research project proposing to map an echolocating bat brain synapse by synapse with electron microscopy and AI.

A live auction lets brands bid for logo space on the creator's iPhone Duo, from its cover screen and back to both sides of its charger.

A Bangkok-linked archive for techno and experimental-sound events, artists, broadcasts, and collective encounters.

An interactive experiment uses a measured Ciona larva wiring diagram to drive simulated memecoin trades with $100 in virtual money.

An interactive puzzle archive where visitors pull game-books from a virtual shelf and open two presented experiences.

A Bahrain-made collection of browser board games that turns workplace transformation programmes into snakes, ladders, traps, budgets, and boardroom drama.

A participatory digital archive lets people pay $10 to place a message of up to 140 characters on one of one million numbered Mars Tiles.

An interactive catalog of internet-famous cats, historical legends, and record-breakers, organized through exhibits, a timeline, a world map, and search.

A browser-based pixel-art discovery game where each swipe gathers something new—or risks what you have already found.

A Paraty restaurant presents invisible food, drinks, and intention as a slow, ritualized dining experience.

An interactive experiment follows a fly-brain trader through strategy runs, paper-market decisions, account equity, and replayable receipts.

A browser-based fly-racing game set in a giant backyard, where you thread rings, race AI rivals, or roam freely.

An interactive simulation lets visitors feed or poke a shared larval learning circuit, leaving approach-or-avoidance traces for whoever visits next.

An offline prospecting game where you scan a 64-cell underground grid, manage action points, and extract what you find.

A daily music guessing game that asks players to identify a song from a tenth of a second.

A public experiment to build and publish one tiny app every day for a year.

Circaspace offers a live view of a natural setting, where visitors can watch light, weather, water, wind, and time move through the scene.

A free browser game where you type four-letter produce codes as quickly as possible for 60 seconds.

TuxDrivers preserves the software, manuals, voices, images, videos, and history of TuxDroid, an interactive robotic Linux mascot.

A 40-day birthday project serving up one ridiculous picture of Mark per day.

An interactive terminal-style web creature that tunnels through memory, reports its mood, and answers when visitors type.

A bilingual official site for a party-brawl game where five rivals compete across seven rounds and the highest total score wins.

A private yes/no reflection that asks you to hold a question in mind, answer from your immediate feelings, and choose what kind of decision it resembles.

A daily nine-word puzzle in which every answer must fit both a meaning row and a spelling column.

A storybook-like fiction project imagines a parallel Vancouver that keeps the city’s music, art, and strange ideas moving.

A newsletter promising future rate comparisons and plain-English guidance for insuring personal flying cars.

An interactive neural simulation that presents a mouse connectome as a live computational experiment.

A marketplace where brands bid for temporary advertising space in people's Instagram or X bios.

A personal internet experiment asks whether strangers will voluntarily send its creator $1, with no product, cause, or promised return.

A Chinese-language city-life project organizing street observation, itineraries, diaries, hobbies, public-space notes, and image-led reading paths.

A navigable concept for a private life-memory system spanning recall, context, relationships, telemetry, personal agents, legacy, and more.

An interactive fruit fly whose simulated taste circuit gets hungry, sleeps, reacts to prompts, and sometimes ignores you.