These Wearables Are All About Neuroscience | Big Think - 0 views
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Artist, writer, and experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats, fresh from his recent Reciprocal Biomimicry project, is back, and this time it’s wearable.
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It’s clothing designed to alter one’s self-perception.
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Wearing clothes that make you feel good isn’t new, of course, but Keats’ press release claims to be “applying cutting-edge neuroscience to millennia of costume history.”
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I think it is very interesting than even those wearable designs can be related to neuroscience. They seem to me that the two subjects are very far away. Those designs are very interesting as it combine some idea in science with artistic designs. As we learned in English when we were having a speech project, power pose is a standing position that can strengthen our confidence and persuasiveness. By having those clothing specially designed, it can force us into such position. I think this is a very fantastic idea. I really like the changing height high heel. As a short person, I know how people feel when they have to raise their heads to talk to people. --Sissi (3/12/2017)