Three 'I' are important to be noted.
*Invention.
*Innovation.
*Investors.
Not only did people need to be open to new ideas, but they also needed to be willing to actually start using new technologies.
Human consciousness requires both a physical brain and this non-physical substance. (Though this nonphysical substance is traditionally called a “soul” — a term that carries heavy theological implications — a soul is not at all the only kind of thing that such a nonphysical substance could be.)
You do think, tech giants have created mess in your life? The more we try to clarify it, more it affects.
The author of this article tried to live without tech giants & written that experience here.
I think we all need break! but the problem is there are alternatives for products and services offered by the tech giants, but they are harder to find and to use.
This article is enough for you to recall how you spent teenagers & puberty.
Puberty is a turning point for dealing with stress.
Especially, A teenage driver who has other teenagers in the car is four times more likely to crash than one who is alone. The same is not true of adults... this paragraph
“It’s really interesting that we as adults in society often regard friendships more as a nuisance and a distraction rather than give them the value that they really deserve.”
One thing we all could be more conscious of is the understanding that both emotions and technologies are historical artifacts, that they’re shaped by humans.
Of course 10!
Memories have their voice and can speak not only in mind but in reality.
There had to be a reevaluation of death and sorrow.
Read about Kuyda. What she'd found after Mazurenko’s death. The powerful tools for coping with loss.
These results can be seen in some of today’s most innovative products. The speech recognition behind Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri, or the image recognition that powers Google Photos, owe their abilities to this so-called deep learning.
The hermit Christopher Knight, who drove to a forest in Maine in 1986 and didn’t emerge for 27 years, claims he never get bored once – though by his own admission, for the majority of his time there he was occupied with doing absolutely nothing.
LOL!
"Only boring people get bored.”
This 24min article reminded so many theories. Fascinating read!
Because philosophy provides methods leading to novel perspectives and critical thinking. Philosophers have tools and skills that physics needs, but do not belong to the physicists training: conceptual analysis, attention to ambiguity, the accuracy of expression, the ability to detect gaps in standard arguments, to devise radically new perspectives, to spot conceptual weak points, and to seek out alternative conceptual explanations
It is sometimes said that scientists do not do anything unless they first get permission from philosophy.
I think we physicists need to discuss with philosophers because I think we need help in making sense of all this.
"Einstein’s theory of relativity tells us that there is no such thing as absolute time, neither is there an absolute mechanism for measuring time in the brain.”
No reason for staying at home; it's our new norm.
Teramind agents have different perceptions.
“Teramind is an extra set of eyes to make sure distractions aren’t causing issues.”
Working from home, a mode traditionally viewed with suspicion by bosses and with envy by commuting bureausceptics, has become the norm for those whose livings are tied to computer screens.
Daniel Kahneman’s book Thinking, Fast and Slow is a play on his idea that you have two types of thinking: System 1, which is fast and instinctual (cat locking its limbs out) and System 2, which is slow and deliberate (cat relaxing and pushing its limbs horizontally).
So much need to think slowly, wait for more data, and come up with a plan that isn’t a forced reaction to a single piece of news.
Hindus considered breath and spirit the same thing and described elaborate practices that were meant to balance breathing and preserve both physical and mental health. Then there were the Buddhists, who used breathing not only to lengthen their lives but to reach higher planes of consciousness.
Incredible!! This "THE MINECRAFT GENERATION" has learned, experienced, taught many things to themselves & others.
Unfortunately, I've not played it yet. But this article told me about Minecraft.
It teaches you;
How to solve our problems by ourselves?
How to be curious all the time? After all, this game is “about secret knowledge.”
Then comes applying our knowledge in our daily activities. Because "players have recreated the Taj Mahal, the U.S.S. Enterprise from “Star Trek,” the entire capital city from “Game of Thrones.”
