TweetThe industrial age challenged us to rethink the limits of the human body: Where does my body end and the tool begin? The digital age challenges us to rethink the limits of the human mind: What are the boundaries of my cognition? It’s tragically ironic that the tagline for Douglas Rushkoff’s book incorporates an Old [...]
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Program or Be Programmed
January 1st, 2011 · No Comments · Books, Non-fiction, Reading, Technology
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Revisiting the passage of time via a tree
April 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Life
TweetBack on 7/30/2005, I marked time by reporting a new tree plant. Until now, I hadn’t followed with how time has “grown” since. When you compare the first original picture to the one above, it’s clear that the tree has grown quite nicely. In addition, you can see why this particular variety of tree was [...]
Marking the passage of time
July 30th, 2005 · 1 Comment · Life
I’ve been told that planting a new tree is a great way to mark the passage of time; so…
