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Realism is the answer
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by wildcat  7-14-2010    2
 do take a moment and watch this brilliant presentation , it might make a difference
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Internet enhancing, not diminishing, the public square.
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by wildcat  4-26-2010   
 the very fact of being there enhances exposure, the point is good and interesting though I fail to agree that the end result is a FREE WHEELING mad max public square
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Does Chaos Have Meaning?
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by wildcat  4-17-2010   
 take a moment and listen to this brilliant presentation
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Erotic equations: Love meets mathematics on film
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by wildcat  4-13-2010   
 this is one movie I think we all need see..
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Holistic Web Browsing: Trends Of The Future
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by wildcat  4-11-2010    1
 an important and fascinating article
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Are We Zeroing In on the Hard Problem of Explaining Consciousness?
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by wildcat  4-5-2010    1
 much to think about here..
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Reaching The Stars Is Easy...
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by wildcat  4-4-2010    2
 compared to other things.. take a few minutes and watch this.. think about it as future inspiration (thks to XiXidu for calling my attention to this awesome vid)
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Did Culture, Not Biology, Develop Humanity’s Sense of Fair Play?
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by wildcat  3-31-2010   
 there is no doubt that large complex societies, as the networked world is becoming is the actual change in paradigm, we should change our minds accordingly
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Stephen Hawking: Humans are "Entering a Stage of Self-Designed Evolution"
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by wildcat  3-30-2010    3
 the only question that remains is what are we going to (self) evolve into..
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NY+empathy+Robot Love+cooperation->Kacie Kinzer
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by wildcat  3-25-2010    2
 take a moment and watch this, see why there's hope in our future
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MyBrain.net The colonization of real-time and other trends in Web 2.0
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by wildcat  3-22-2010   
 a long though important read
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Smart drugs. A smart idea?
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by wildcat  3-20-2010    1
 "I’ll leave you with this scenario: Would you use cognition enhancing drugs? What if others in your class/office do " could you risk being less competitive?" nothing to do with competition- and though the actual drugs mentioned are in no way smart- these will in the coming future arrive to our disposal, what then? would you join the smart class?
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The money illusion
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by wildcat  3-20-2010   
 contrary to popular opinion there is no such animal as rational decision making when dealing with money..
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Framework for a Strengths-Based Society
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by wildcat  3-10-2010    1
 a very interesting read including some important comments. the issue is always the concept of trust and the problem of scaling.
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Skinput: Appropriating the Body as an Input Surface
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by wildcat  3-4-2010   
 watch the vid
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Building a Better Teacher
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by wildcat  3-4-2010    2
 probably the greatest task we have waiting for us, an important read
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Human behavior is 93 percent predictable, research shows
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by wildcat  3-1-2010    1
 fascinating.. maybe 99.9... would be a more accurate assessment..:-)
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Intelligent people have 'unnatural' preferences and values that are novel in human evolution
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by wildcat  2-26-2010    6
 the very idea that evolutionary novel values correlates to novel ideas in culture is fascinating and might shed some light on our futures. the problem of course is that we still do not understand correctly what is intelligence.
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Triumph of the Cyborg Composer
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by wildcat  2-25-2010   
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The Future of Money: It’s Flexible, Frictionless and (Almost) Free
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by wildcat  2-23-2010   
 I wonder to what extent the paradigm shift in understanding the abstraction of resource allocation via money is pervasive..
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The Next Disruptive Tech on the Web? Trust
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by wildcat  2-17-2010   
 "Our Digital Lives Have Evolved -- So Must Trust" go read this
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Participatory sensing:Powering Personal Choice for Global Impact
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by wildcat  2-3-2010   
 "You care about the environment and factor it into your daily choices. But how do you know if your decisions actually make a difference? Knowledge is power: PEIR lets you see how your daily choices affect the environment and how the environment affects you." fascinating take..
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Digital doomsday: the end of knowledge
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by wildcat  2-2-2010   
 highly problematic, since none of our systems were designed for long term..
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The Pragmatic (Internet) Optimist’s Creed by Adam Thierer
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by wildcat  2-1-2010   
 "In sum, there are more reasons to be optimistic than pessimistic about the Internet and its role in shaping our lives, culture, economy, and society. But that doesn’t mean it will be all roses going forward." a highly important (and very good) read, go read all of it
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Bionic Legs, i-Limbs, and Other Super Human Prosheses You'll Envy
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by wildcat  1-25-2010   
 at the end he says:""What is the obsession with looking human?" he says. "You think the only beauty is human? Bridges can be beautiful. Cars can be beautiful. Cell phones can be beautiful. They don't look biological. So why do you anticipate 30 years from now that amputees will give a shit about human beauty? They won't. Their limbs will be sculptures." I am fascinated by the idea of how we are almost imperceptibly changing our mind image of what is a human..
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The meaning of network culture
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by wildcat  1-24-2010   
 "Digital culture, he observes, is fundamentally based on a process of abstraction that reduces complex wholes into more elementary units. Tracing this process of abstraction to the invention of the typewriter, Gere identifies digitization as a key process of capitalism."
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Why is the news media comfortable with lying about science?
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by wildcat  1-15-2010    9
 "It's difficult not to think that there's a double standard involved in the complete indifference to accuracy when it comes to scientific information."
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Designing emergent behavior
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by wildcat  1-13-2010    1
 "These are admittedly "toy" systems, but as synthetic biological circuits become more complex, the control of populations of cells in a precise way will undoubtedly be critical. Adding more rules and circuits that control different genes will lead to more complex and useful patters and a deeper understanding of the emergent properties of gene networks."
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THE INFINITE OSCILLATION OF OUR COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS INTERACTING WITH ITSELF
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by wildcat  1-8-2010   
 as always John Brockman puts it in a manner no other writer can. absolutely brilliant.
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Carpe Diem? Maybe Tomorrow
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by wildcat  1-6-2010   
 Acknowledge what you are: a recovering procrastinator of pleasure...
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Like Convergence, Aggregation Is Better In Theory
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by wildcat  12-31-2009   
 an interesting take, see what Louis Gray says at the end:" I have to believe that aggregation tools are interesting, and useful to a small minority of people. Lifestreaming tools are fun for individuals to highlight their activity. Sites are out there that do a good job, and more are coming, but I am thinking that "aggregation" is the new "convergence". It looks great on paper, and some people will carry a Swiss Army Knife with them everywhere, but most won't.
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12 net technologies that shaped the decade
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by wildcat  12-28-2009   
 The sites and services you'll be telling the grandkids about
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Learning’s online fate ,The digital age challenges teachers, teaching, books
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by wildcat  12-25-2009    2
 "This expansive, open age of digital information challenges the traditions of scholarship, learning, and even the act of reading. So what will be the fate of higher education in the digital age?" An important understanding concerning the changing face of higher education, we need more panels of this kind to fully realize the revolution taking place.
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"The Information Age is Over"
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by wildcat  12-23-2009    4
 important..
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Loving partners sculpt like Michelangelo
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by wildcat  12-18-2009   
 No Remarks
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How Concepts Affect Consumption
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by wildcat  7-30-2009   
 fascinating, go read
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The Possibility of Impossible cultures
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by wildcat  7-22-2009    4
 Heuser suggests that only humans have evolved four computational capacities, constituting a phylogenetic mind gap between humans and other animals. An important perspective, go read all of it
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Can Computers Decipher a 5,000-Year-Old Language?
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by wildcat  7-21-2009   
 No Remarks
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THE SYNCHRONIZATION OF BRAINS
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by wildcat  7-18-2009    1
 JAMSHED BHARUCHA Professor of Psychology, Provost, Senior Vice President, Tufts University "An understanding of how brains synchronize " or fail to do so " will be a game-changing scientific development." Highly recommended, go read it all
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Selective Memories/Creating an evocative user experience involves tapping into our most powerful method of recall and recognition.
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by wildcat  7-15-2009   
 "So if memory rules perception, where does that leave the 21st-century product designer? The obvious answer"go out and create objects capable of evoking vivid memories"comes loaded with an inherent problem: memories exist in the mind of the user. The object, however well conceived, is merely a tool" A fascinating read
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