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New Scientist -- Living Online: I'll Have to Ask My Friends (PDF)

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"Our society tends toward a breathless techno-enthusiasm: "We are more connected; we are global; we are more informed." But just as not all information put on the web is true, not all aspects of the new sociality should be celebrated. We communicate with quick instant messages, "check-in" cell calls and emoticon graphics. All of these are meant to quickly communicate a state. They are not meant to open a dialogue about complexity of feeling. Although the culture that grows up around the cellphone is a "talk culture", it is not necessarily a culture that contributes to self-reflection. Self-reflection depends on having an emotion, experiencing it, taking one's time to think it through and understand it, but only sometimes electing to share it.", delicious.com

 

Techcrunch -- Mining The Thought Stream

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"What makes Google and other search engines so valuable is that they capture people?s intent?what they are looking for, what they desire, what they want to learn about. But they don?t do a great job at capturing what people are doing or what they are thinking about. For thoughts and events that are happening right now, searching Twitter increasingly brings up better results than searching Google.", delicious.com

 

Wired -- South of the Future

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"Alex Rivera, the director behind the futuristic thriller Sleep Dealer, talks to Wired senior editor Nancy Miller about the next trend in moviemaking: third-world sci-fi.", delicious.com

 

io9 -- Mad Science: Carbon Nanotubes Will Rewire Your Brain, Make You Smarter

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"... carbon nanotubes can act as neural workarounds in the brain, forming tight contacts with the already-existing nerve cells and conducting electricity between them exactly the way neurons do with each other. According to Henry Markram, a lead scientist on the project at Laboratory of Neural Microcircuitry in Switzerland: The new carbon nanotube-based interface technology discovered together with state of the art simulations of brain-machine interfaces is the key to developing all types of neuroprosthetics ? sight, sound, smell, motion, vetoing epileptic attacks, spinal bypasses, as well as repairing and even enhancing cognitive functions.", delicious.com

 

Wired -- Eye Spy: Filmmaker Plans to Install Camera in His Eye Socket

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'"If you lose your eye and have a hole in your head, then why not stick a camera in there?"', delicious.com

 

New York Times -- Text Generation Gap: U R 2 Old (JK)

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?For kids has become an identity-shaping and psyche-changing object.? MS. TURKLE, the M.I.T. professor, says cellphones offer another way for the Facebook generation to share every life experience the second it unfolds. ?There is a slippage from ?I have a feeling I want to make a call? to ?I need to make a call,? ? she said. ?You don?t get to have a feeling before sharing that feeling anymore.?', delicious.com

 

Paul Graham -- Why TV Lost

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Social applications: "This was the most powerful force of all. This was what made everyone want computers. Nerds got computers because they liked them. Then gamers got them to play games on. But it was connecting to other people that got everyone else: that's what made even grandmas and 14 year old girls want computers.", delicious.com

 

Ego -- You're important.

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"Your stats in a single glance. Ego gives you one central?and lovely?location to check web statistics that matter to you. ...you can quickly view the number of visits to your website (including daily, hourly and monthly numbers), feed subscription totals and changes, and how many people are following you on Twitter." -- Numbers numb, delicious.com

 

Principia Cybernetica Web -- Memes on the Net

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'On the net, an idea can appear virtually simultaneously in different parts of the world, and spread independently of the distance or proximity between senders and receivers. The end result is likely to be the emergence of a globally shared ideology, or "world culture", transcending the old geographical, political and religious boundaries. (Note that such homogeneization of memes only results for memes that are otherwise equivalent, such as conventions, standards or codes. Beliefs differing on the other dimensions of meme selection will be much less influenced by conformist selection.) ...the emerging global network... learns and develops in a non-random way. The network functions like a nervous system for the social superorganism, transmitting signals between its different "organs", memorizing its experiences, making them available for retrieval when needed, and generally steering and coordinating its different functions. Thus, it might be viewed as a global brain.', delicious.com

 

Principia Cybernetica Web -- The Social Superorganism and its Global Brain

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'... human society is still an ambivalent system, balancing between individual selfishness and collective responsibility. However, there seems to be a continuing trend towards global integration. As technological and social systems develop into a more closely knit tissue of interactions, transcending the old boundaries between countries and cultures, the social superorganism seems to turn from a metaphor into a reality. Although many people tend to see the super-organism philosophy as a totalitarian or collectivist ideology, the opposite is true: further integration will basically increase individual freedom and diversity. A remaining question is whether this transition will lead to the integration of the whole of humanity, producing a human "super-being", or merely enhance the capabilities of individuals, thus producing a multitude of "meta-beings".', delicious.com

 

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