technology

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Technology. Without it, we wouldn't have this wiki.

Or any of our computers, websites and other marvels.

That said, it's not just the tech that impresses us. It's not for technology's sake we host this wiki, but rather for the opportunity to have a truly global conversation -- to learn what's new beyond the horizon and to share news about what's taking place in our back yard and front parlor.

Recommended Listening
[|How do you watch and listen at home?] - Your desire to listen to music and watch movies and TV shows has probably not changed much in your life-time but the connected home has changed the way you do it.

http://www.npr.org/2015/05/20/407956931/debate-is-smart-technology-making-us-dumb [|@dweinberger] [|@NPR] [|@feraldata] [|@roughtype] [|@ajkeen]

[|Technology and Education] - Antony Funnell, presenter of RN’s Future Tense, talks about our relationship with technology and what it means for education.

[|Where Can Technology Take Us?] - The digital revolution has already reconfigured almost every aspect of our lives, but with new innovations appearing on the horizon every day, the landscape is still set to change beyond all recognition. Alasdair Blackwell,Tom Chatfield, Debbie Forster and Matthew Taylor explore the transformative technologies that have the potential to offer us a radically new future.

Buzzword Bingo
App - Apple TV - ATM - Chromecast - Computer - Drone - Machine - Relationships - Smart - **Technology**

RoofDog
Do smartphones facilitate the discovery of local tips whilst travelling?

Gen Bell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTsQLUp9mZE http://oregonhumanities.org/programs/programs/think-drink-with-genevieve-bell/1197/

media type="custom" key="27845665" average footprint of an American home. are they neutral? no are they active agents ... more complicated discussion this moment in time: behaving as if this is new as if we've never had to go through questions of ownership or privacy or risk ... Interested in the way we dilegent about the histories of things because it's easy to erase them. The arc of human history is a dance ... and we are changed by it. We went from being storytellers to readers. Less than a decade of high-enough speed internet to ...20% US households still not connected. It's not a lived experience for everyone and for those who have lived it, it's new. Australia 1956, in the 70s just gone color and grandparents and parents were still arguing. What is it bad to eat in front of it? Was the preponderance of Australian TV - shoutout to A-Team, Love Boat and Wonder Woman .... We arguing about the mechanics, social relationships ... We're on a particular arc and it's unclear if it's going to go like this or this Go all in and then go back to doing the other thing. How digital will we be? European car company - shutdown email friday afternoon and turns it back on until monday Imagine a world where email is not 24/7 You can't know a place until you are knee-deep in it. Being connected good ... creates other issues Harder was keeping people connected most people don't use technology frequently you need a hard password put all the work on the front, not the bad what does it mean being not connected sarah google workarounds high touch socialability, relationships that matter libraries, community centers just because you have a connection doesn't mean that everyone will use it navigate ideas about tech power, tk and need chuck barnes, technology coach - orient through fear and delight, new technologies accompanied by panic anxiety - change relations to time, to space, to each other. When a technology does all 3, it has radical transformation. ATM example panoptican Not everyone is constantly connected. Desire to make it a simple story. The reality is. It's already been incredibly complicated and we can resist simplifying. Ask the hard questions and allow some of the answers will be ambiguous. Not tidy-ing up, when you open up those stories hear other voices which become other prospects

34:35 What if we imagined for a moment we were to build technology that embodied our best angels not our worst fears. Infinite patience and infinite grace https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTsQLUp9mZE&feature=youtu.be&t=34m35s

Headlines
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/oct/24/in-our-focus-on-the-digital-have-we-lost-our-sense-of-what-being-human-means?CMP=share_btn_tw

Quotes
Let my machine talk to me. - R.E.M., World Leader Pretend

Cars carry us not only from place to place but situation to situation. - [|Genevieve Bell - Intel's Intrepreter]

Any technology that threatens to do three things always invokes a moral anxiety. If it threatens to rearrange our relationships to time, our relationships to space and our relationships to other people. And as soon as a technology has that potential we immediately imagine nothing good will come of it. And it is usually followed by phrases like 'it will be the end of our society', 'it will be the death of our culture', 'have you seen what the young people are doing'. It's never good. - Genevieve Bell, [|Many Internets, many lives] ([|James Tizard lecture])

I've come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies: 1. Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. 2. Anything that's invented between when you’re fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it. 3. Anything invented after you're thirty-five is against the natural order of things. - Douglas Adams, The Salmon of Doubt

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Events

 * March 4** [|Will technology put an end to disability?] #futuretense

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Wikipedia
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