the conscious person is continuous with a wider self

Indian philosophy and in Buddhist philosophy the idea of a kind of memory in nature is completely standard most people think that it's perfectly normal

the right hemisphere it sees  that everything is ultimately connected.

isolated and decontextualized;   they belong to categories; they’re  abstracted and effectively lifeless

attention changes  what it is you see

the left hemisphere is   providing a representation, no longer the  presence, but a map

And so there's a whole range of events that can  be traced back to the inevitable consequence   of a certain way of looking at the world.  And that way of looking at the world is,   in my view, associated with and driven  by a model of the world that is present   00:09:10 to the left hemisphere in a way that is  not the case with the right hemisphere

getting the master   and his emissary wrong could be said to be  the cause of all the crises that we face,

Master and His  Emissary, kind of answers this question

So there's something unique about  humans. Is this innate to human nature,   and there's no way of escaping it? Is  this something that human nature can do,   00:07:49 but is not the only thing it  can do, that can be conditioned,   that could be conditioned differently?  This is what we're here to explore today

the way that technology itself ends   up shaping the mind.

The   internet that is broadcasting this to people  requires this global civilization to produce.

how we would like to activate the 00:11:17 interpretation in this case in my case i would say of literary works so that become alive in the mind of the reader

homo ludens

stop the red reducing a text to one particular meaning which in general has been for many years the function of literary 00:10:43 criticism

there's no such thing as the only definitive interpretation of a work

find moments where i can begin to play with the text i begin to dialogue with the text i begin to open the text so that is continuously moving 00:09:21 in my own mind

child's eyes the unanswered questions

play as a rejuvenation as a revitalization 00:08:16 of the way we approach artistic works

play means to live inside

play does not ask me what does it mean

play with the ideas with a situation with the 00:04:06 atmosphere

activities are acts of translation and acts of interpretation

entering the scenery of interpretation

create tension with a piece of literature that i read

play has no ulterior motives it doesn't ask for any money it doesn't ask for any conclusions 00:03:02 it is there

everything we touch has a sense of play

connecting things up across space and time leading to morphic Resonance

computers tables chairs bicycles cars which are not 00:16:20 self-organizing they're made

morphic resonance is the influence of similar patterns of activity on subsequent similar patterns across time and space and it works in self-organizing systems

quantum physicist David bowm thought this had happened through what he calls the implicate order

Golden Age of free cream

mind is nothing but the activity of 00:08:48 the brain

paradigms

morphogenesis means Morpheus form Genesis is coming into being

Timeless or not in time

expansion which gives an arrow to time the ultimate error of time in the universe is the expansion of the cosmos and it literally creates more space for 00:00:51 new things to happen

taking full breaths down to the naval and maintaining an upright posture

when the breath is calm 00:11:55 then the mind also becomes stable

heightened awareness

by controlling our breath we can develop an extraordinary sensitivity to the world around us including the sounds and feelings of 00:09:49 animals

reach a mental state where the ups and downs in life will not be able to disturb him

individual can 00:11:18 unlock new dimensions of human existence

transcend the experiences of an ordinary person

unlock the universe's Mysteries and foresee the events

interconnectedness with the world

tune into the very essence of the universe

breath rate drops to around nine breaths per minute we can 00:10:16 gain insights into the activities of trees and plant life

gets engrossed in his game

walk on the bridge of our breath

breath works as a bridge between our body and our mind

the only thing we can control is the emotion in our mind

controlling his breath he gains control over his mind the man whose mind is under his control has the solution to all his problems

we can control the speed of our 00:05:23 breaths you can control your mind and Thoughts by doing this

control over our breath we get control over our minds

pranayama

Buddhist monk lived in his ashram

learn to take our breaths in the right way our lives will change like magic

our bodily and mental states are directly correlated with the way we breathe

full session of Basta pranayama is equivalent to a 00:02:35 strong wind gust

that infusion of oxygen it activates those neurons turning on the gears of comprehension

a person only has a certain amount of breath to live

do we go 05:43:08 the control Tech or do we go somewhere else

the system will never be able to make us care in the way it is designed the incentives are just not there it would be absurd to care when you're working in a corporation

rather than doing my job because I don't care about my job I can make the task faster oh fantastic now I have more time to chat with my friends

EP04: End-Programmer Programming with Steve Krouse of Val Town ​

An affordance is neither in the thing nor is it in us

Definition of Affordance

Note that this alone does not give visibility

The end user instance of the client should not need to call client.authorize(email)

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A true local-first, edge computing stack

The Data Layer is here with the new web3.storage

With content addressing, storage can be

Self-sovereign identity

Serverless

they are in charge of it - companies merely execute UCAN invocations, acting on the user’s behalf.

Companies no longer control a user’s identity or data

reducing vendor lock-in

user-centric experience

Verifiability, composability, and composability create portability

composability

user flows

actor has an identity based on cryptography

UCAN validation is self-contained

Data Layer

no gatekeepers or silos

actors have guarantees

One powerful thing is verifiability.

UCAN

Every actor that needs an identity and is interacting with the Data Layer should have a DID.

locally

actor on the web

the units that the programmer thinks of as specific correspond closely to the units of encoding.

Directness (simplicity) of expression

creators would publish their work to the entire world

This distraction

details about the Polycentric protocol.

details about the Harbor app

Harbor enables you to effortlessly unify your presence across multiple platforms.

Linking Profiles with Harbor on Polycentric

Polycentric offers an alternative

Using Polycentric for Comments and Ratings

NeoPass

app only links to other stores

the query is posted to the underlying platforms

FUTO is an organization dedicated to

Additional sources can also be installed

allows users to

We want

The FUTO media app endeavours creating infrastructure for creators

PlatformPlayer

1. Standard protocols

pdf.js-hypothesis, enables a web server to serve a PDF with PDF.js and Hypothesis both active.

Mozilla’s PDF.js

Hypothesis proxy, https://via.hypothes.is/, to inject the client into a web page, for example:

https://hypothes.is/embed.js

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announce the official release of OrbitDB v1.0.

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Start with a strong and engaging introduction that hooks your readers and piques their interest. Aim to present a clear and concise overview of the topic you will be discussing in the article.

follow LinkedIn Influencers.

By fostering thought leadership within the platform, both individuals and organizations can derive immense value from engaging with high-quality content.

LinkedIn acquired the news reader application called Pulse, developed by Alphonso Labs

LinkedIn Pulse was introduced in 2012 as an exclusive content platform for selected, hand-picked influencers who were experts in their respective fields.

articles replaced pulse

optimizing articles for reach and visibility

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Topic maps provide an approach that marries the best of several worlds,

associative relations

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we really built ways to portray material for ourselves etc that make best use to the machinery

puts in some kind of conceptual framework

putting structure into the documents

open hyper document

do you get so that you really can pick up knowledge and integrate it

human and tool systems

share some of your search experience and republish that in a way that other people can find them

abcs model of trying to do this improvement at each level

when we find a bug well the first thing you do is is fix it

business fads of continual improvement

it's one 00:10:59 thing to have the right tools

or well people can do it all

give the Google response

not only just find the relevant documents but then study and read and integrate them into a composite whole document

network improvement communities

not allowed to do a PhD about this stuff 00:07:36 because it wasn't theoretical enough

computers were never going to be an academic thing that they were only 00:07:25 a service activity

❤️‍🔥 hyperpoints

🌻 Collective Intelligencehere's why all intelligence is collective intelligence

❤️‍🔥 hyperpoints

the 00:06:10 word think is one of the words like life and so on and so which are bad words

the and earth all men in the world of machines big squeeze

maybe to the native video players in 00:18:49 each LMS

great way to keep students active visible and social in your text while not having to add another tool in another login

should all be annotatable

Json

for Content coverage we have really spread our wings and we're now able to cover video annotations day sort content 00:03:14

seamless platform and LNS Integrations

note-taking app that helps you think better

a social layer ontop of web annotation tools

integrate with more annotation services or notes apps

basic process of discovering

the value of this website is not in the code but in the people who useit (us!)

aggregates public web annotations