Friday, August 15, 2008
Beme: Youtube And The Consequences of Context Collapse
Mike Wesch, anthropologist at Kansas State University, speaks to the Library of Congress.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Mike Wesch, anthropologist at Kansas State University, speaks to the Library of Congress.
Lifenaut Merchandise
science, culture, ideas.
Mike Wesch, anthropologist at Kansas State University, speaks to the Library of Congress.
Labels
- april 1st (1)
- artificial intelligence (15)
- bionics (4)
- brain (23)
- brain machine interface (3)
- cognitive enhancement (2)
- computer (6)
- Connectivity (14)
- creativity (3)
- cybernetics (3)
- cyborg (11)
- design (7)
- dna (1)
- EEG (1)
- Emergence (4)
- facebook (1)
- friendfeed (1)
- Google (10)
- hollywood (8)
- internet (21)
- longevity (3)
- meme (2)
- Memory (8)
- mindfile (3)
- moore's law (1)
- nanotechnology (7)
- neurobotics (5)
- neuroengineering (1)
- neuron (11)
- Neurosky (1)
- personality capture (11)
- psychology (1)
- Ray Kurzweil (1)
- robot (19)
- robotics (11)
- robots (2)
- search engine (9)
- semantic web (11)
- sex (1)
- singularity (15)
- Social Network (1)
- space (1)
- stem cells (1)
- superbrain (2)
- supercomputer (4)
- synapse (1)
- turing (3)
- twitter (2)
- virtual reality (1)
Lifenaut Merchandise
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(66)
-
▼
August
(8)
- Jeff Stibel On The Brain/Internet
- This Might Be The Birth Of A New Genre
- The Rat-Brained Robots
- Dan Dennett On The Awesome Power Of The Meme
- Beme: Youtube And The Consequences of Context Col...
- Beme: Studies Uncover Key To Living Longer
- Beme: Our Brains React Differently To A.I.
- Beme: We Need To Break Down Boundaries
-
▼
August
(8)
No comments:
Post a Comment