our culture lacks a sufficiently nuanced vocabulary for discussing rigorous cognitive efforts.
I guess what I’m trying to say is, if, as Boas famously claimed, the Eskimos have dozens of words for “snow,” then in an emerging knowledge work society, we should have more than a handful of words to describe the mental efforts on which, more and more, our livelihoods depend.
AI is going to be helpful for personalizing news - but watch out for journali... - 0 views
Metacaug | Metamaps - 1 views
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the big augmentationist map
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I wouldn't call it a map just yet... That would imply some sense was made of it/on it... its a bucket of ideas, somewhere in there is a coherent set of affordances.. that if put together in a functioning tool, could be useful.
That R. Kelly 'cult' story almost never ran. Thank Hulk Hogan for that. - The Washingto... - 0 views
Virtual Worlds New Media Faculty-Staff Seminar Fall11 - Robin Heyden/Liz Dorland - 1 views
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a course about the new media reader by professor Campbell
A File Structure for The Complex, The Changing and the Indeterminate - 1 views
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Let's hack this
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I tried annotating with Diigo... but was just immediately told that I can't because it's a premium feature... Hypothesis works though... SO I started annotating within the context of our group.
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Does everyone get notified when I add a comment here? Or just you Ted?
Learn Anything - 0 views
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deep learning repository
I used to think social media was a force for good. Now the evidence says I was wrong | ... - 0 views
Case Against Nation States and For Bitcoin: Bitnation's James Fennell Tempelhof - 0 views
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Interesting interview with one of the key persons of Bitnation, a crypto-anarchist initiative crating a platform for virtual nations where such nations would compete for citizens, offering better services.
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