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Kim Woodbridge

WE WILL BE OK - 0 views

www.wewillbeok.com/links

example lifestream lifestreaming website

shared by Kim Woodbridge on 06 Jun 08 - Cached
  • Kim Woodbridge on 06 Jun 08
     
    WE WILL BE OK is the personal site of Jeff Pamer, a software developer living and working in Charlottesville, VA. Currently, this site is a collection of his internet activity including: links from del.icio.us, photos from flickr, statuses from twitter, songs from muxtape, blog posts, and quotes from various sources. Who knows what it will be next week.
Corvida Raven

Slifeshare | Share what's happening - 0 views

www.slifeshare.com

aggregator lifestream lifestreaming slifeshare

shared by Corvida Raven on 27 May 08 - Cached
  • Corvida Raven on 27 May 08
     
    Lifestreaming software
Debbie Simpson

Adware Product Reviews - 0 views

simdeb.bezoogle.com/adware

adware software

shared by Debbie Simpson on 11 Feb 10 - Cached
  • Debbie Simpson on 11 Feb 10
     
    A great place to find Adware removal software
Levy Rivers

Why Your Brain Isn't A Computer - Forbes - 0 views

www.forbes.com/...why-your-brain-isnt-a-computer

brain computer theory

shared by Levy Rivers on 06 May 12 - No Cached
  • The computational theory of mind, in essence, says that your brain works like a computer. That is, it takes input from the outside world, then performs algorithms to produce output in the form of mental state or action. In other words, it claims that the brain is an information processor where your mind is “software” that runs on the “hardware” of the brain.
  • By contrast, a truly non-dualistic theory of mind has to state what is clearly obvious: your mind and your brain are identical. Now, this doesn’t necessarily mean that an artificial human brain is impossible – it’s just that programming such a thing would be much more akin to embedded systems programming rather than computer programming
  • For one thing, the brain itself isn’t structured like a Turing machine. It’s a parallel processing network of neural nodes – but not just any network.  It’s a plastic neural network that can in some ways be actively changed through influences by will or environment.
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  • Cognitive dissonance is the ability of the mind to believe what it wants even in the face of opposing evidence. Confirmation bias is the ability of the mind to seek out evidence that conforms to its own theories and simply gloss over or completely ignore contradictory evidence.
Levy Rivers

An Introduction to Thought Networking | Primal Fusion - 0 views

www.primalfusion.com/blog

post modern

shared by Levy Rivers on 31 Oct 08 - Cached
  • as structured data, thought networks may be used as inputs to software “agents” to automate much of the drudgery of our online experience
  • The word “thought” signifies a very elemental cognitive unit. We manipulate and compound these primitive structures to form ideas, arguments, and perspectives.
  • This is where thought turns to action. With our thoughts collected and organized, we can put them to work: our thoughts may be collated with content and expressed as documents; they might traverse the Web to find related information; they might interface with social networks to connect like-minded individuals. Organized within semantic networks, thoughts have the power to direct computers on our behalf.
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  • Once we digitize our thoughts and put them online, our thoughts may interact with the world even when we’re not attending to them.
  • Levy Rivers on 31 Oct 08
     
    This is where thought turns to action. With our thoughts collected and organized, we can put them to work: our thoughts may be collated with content and expressed as documents; they might traverse the Web to find related information; they might interface with social networks to connect like-minded individuals. Organized within semantic networks, thoughts have the power to direct computers on our behalf.
Kim Woodbridge

Lifestream Blog - 0 views

lifestreamblog.com

blog lifestream toread

shared by Kim Woodbridge on 23 May 08 - Cached
  • Kim Woodbridge on 23 May 08
     
    What is a Lifestream? In it's simplest form it's a chronological aggregated view of your life activities both online and offline. It is only limited by the content and sources that you use to define it. Mine is available here. Most people that create them choose a few sources based on sites that track our activities such as Del.icio.us (bookmarking), Last.fm (Music we listen to), Flickr (photos we take) etc…Then you can either find software to host your own, or find sites that provide a platform for you.
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