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‘Visual aesthetics are a major part of the planning system with strong guidelines determining what is acceptable or unacceptable. A corresponding aesthetics of sound is missing.’
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THE security of everyone’s personal and financial details is in serious doubt after a civil servant mole leaked highly sensitive information to his criminal brother.
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She trailed off and looked out the window. And there, right across the street, was the Supercuts we were reading about online.
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My point is that the cyborg future is here. Almost without noticing it, we’ve outsourced important peripheral brain functions to the silicon around us.
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Researchers from the Biomedical Engineering Laboratory at Keio University in Japan have developed a brain-computer interface that enables users to control the movements of Second Life avatars without moving a muscle.
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a generative software application for composing music. It uses a novel method for the notation and playing of MIDI based music. This method is based around the concept of a user-defined graph.
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Hey Warren,
As usual I always enjoy checking out your blog. Regarding the link “Your Outboard Brain Knows All”, this is written from the viewpoint of a brain-lazy subset of the population and is by no means indicative of everyone on the planet as the author likes to suggest in his writing.
I can recall around 10 10-digit phone numbers, about 30 e-mail addresses and probably around 100 URLs, and that is not from training that is just every day life and it helps alot as it is wrong to rely on constantly being plugged into the silicon, especially if Eskom is providing your electricity.
Cheers,
Kobie
Comment by kobie — October 16, 2007 @ 8:47 am