A meaningful study
Hello everybody. Thank you all for being here, tonight. All the three of you. I appreciate your time spend here with me rather than taking an extra nap.
Today we 're talking about
phenomenology
It got worse, yeah
Phenomenology is in its rise, but people don't know what that means. Maybe in the beginning it meant something, because that's how they call it, but now it seems there's something else acting like this and resembling this so bad they still call it the same way, but it's not.
It is something else. That's for sure.
It's the era when everything means something else than in the beginning. Is that on purpose or just evolution progression , there are still some who know what things used to mean and what do things mean now and possibly what things can mean in the near future.
when the interaction is being influenced on how people get to interact with their environment
the medium is the message - once more
and since the medium nowadays is the machine ( - personal computer , mini computer, phone, etc) , then the interaction is being mediated by this , thus the human mind gets accustomed with this kind, and seeks to observe and absorb rather than participate.
It seeks to receive, compute, return.
The mind creates an own golden cage of being the observer judge and critique, rather than the active participant. DO something for your mind's sake!
It just shows demonstrates illustrates how people are cut out of their own self - what is self - body ? - they become the medium, and do what it says - so just do what they told you -
and so then one repeat what the medium taught him to do. We learn by interaction. Inter -reacting with our senses . Send and receive signals. Perception 2.0
Well, yeah , we are our own pets. I'm missing some bytes here.
and then life is boring, someone's got a new tattoo, these shoes are so great, but I rather spend my money on nail polisher, or Who has the most power?! Spending power. That's got more meaning than the above. Choose what you can easily interpret, relate with -to ,
Who killed curiosity?
behavioural studies - understanding human and other behaviour is above all
The result is people sitting rather than doing.
Does that require some action? Thinking is action?
Thinking involuntarily, or thinking in accordance with what the machine dictates you.
I know that's getting confusing. 'Do' is not enough, let's say , do with your body. Move as much as possible. Do with the most parts of your body as possible = some participation, movement, feeling, Experience. rather than just a few fingers and eyes looking up and down, here and there, receiving extreme amounts of light and contrast and blur.
Do you feel comfortable?
Sometimes it's hard to remember it's one's own responsibility to be comfortable.
Forgetting on time creates great misunderstandings.
Unexpected responses make expectations more interesting and assumptions more stupid?
Today we 're talking about
phenomenology
It got worse, yeah
Phenomenology is in its rise, but people don't know what that means. Maybe in the beginning it meant something, because that's how they call it, but now it seems there's something else acting like this and resembling this so bad they still call it the same way, but it's not.
It is something else. That's for sure.
It's the era when everything means something else than in the beginning. Is that on purpose or just evolution progression , there are still some who know what things used to mean and what do things mean now and possibly what things can mean in the near future.
when the interaction is being influenced on how people get to interact with their environment
the medium is the message - once more
and since the medium nowadays is the machine ( - personal computer , mini computer, phone, etc) , then the interaction is being mediated by this , thus the human mind gets accustomed with this kind, and seeks to observe and absorb rather than participate.
It seeks to receive, compute, return.
The mind creates an own golden cage of being the observer judge and critique, rather than the active participant. DO something for your mind's sake!
It just shows demonstrates illustrates how people are cut out of their own self - what is self - body ? - they become the medium, and do what it says - so just do what they told you -
and so then one repeat what the medium taught him to do. We learn by interaction. Inter -reacting with our senses . Send and receive signals. Perception 2.0
Well, yeah , we are our own pets. I'm missing some bytes here.
and then life is boring, someone's got a new tattoo, these shoes are so great, but I rather spend my money on nail polisher, or Who has the most power?! Spending power. That's got more meaning than the above. Choose what you can easily interpret, relate with -to ,
Who killed curiosity?
behavioural studies - understanding human and other behaviour is above all
The result is people sitting rather than doing.
Does that require some action? Thinking is action?
Thinking involuntarily, or thinking in accordance with what the machine dictates you.
I know that's getting confusing. 'Do' is not enough, let's say , do with your body. Move as much as possible. Do with the most parts of your body as possible = some participation, movement, feeling, Experience. rather than just a few fingers and eyes looking up and down, here and there, receiving extreme amounts of light and contrast and blur.
Do you feel comfortable?
Sometimes it's hard to remember it's one's own responsibility to be comfortable.
Forgetting on time creates great misunderstandings.
Unexpected responses make expectations more interesting and assumptions more stupid?
Condemned from the heavenly sky of platonic ideas (topos uranikos) to the world of appearances (phenomena). 1.0 was the object, first amputation of our bodies into prehistoric tools. 2.0 was the subject, second amputation of our bodies, subjectivated to industrial machines. Behaviorism. 3.0 is the project, the amputating correspondence of humans and artificial intelligencies. Con-structivism. Cop-pute. Syn-thesize. 4.0 yet to come. The medium, here, is the massage.
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