Pop!Tech – Camden Maine – Oct07
Posted in: Foresight, Humanity, Innovation Tags: al desko, artists association, brain, chris jordan, christian nold, citizen journalism, consensual hallucination, jonathan harris, kiva, language, linguistics, martin luther king, microfinance, mobile, participatory sensory mapping, pop!tech, Prosapience, skin anthropology, vanessa german
When you need to get rid of cobwebs in your brain I recommend a few things A long dinner with friends with a conversation repertoire A long walk in the Sydney bush – in particular the ones with vast views to the water A long canoe journey along the Sydney foreshore(s) A week skiing with [...]
Teleportation
Posted in: Foresight Tags: augmentation, Belonging, brain, Connecting, kurzweil, serendipity, singularity, teleportation
The molecule road or the parallel universe road My friends and loved ones are all over the world. I have a number of day dreams about how to be closer to those people more often. One of those dreams is to have a place in France where we will host a month of open doors [...]
Language and brain
Posted in: Humanity, Personal Tags: brain, human, Humanity, multilingual brain, Prosapience
Bilingual fun…. Neuroscience is coming up with some fascinating pointers to what goes on when one speaks more than one language. I have been puzzled by what happens to me when I type and out comes a word in a different language or a word I use a lot. The research, a combination of neuroscience and [...]
Automatic typing fingers
Posted in: Humanity, Personal Tags: automatic typing, brain, human, layered languages, multilingual
Brain and the wonders of it Languages spin magic with me. I speak a number of languages. Depending on the environment I am in, how much I’ve spoken a language, how many years I studied it etc these languages are at different ‘call-out’ levels. So for example I studied Swedish and German for about the [...]
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