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Interfaces are all-pervading and their ability to enhance our communication and lives creates an almost religious devotion to technology. The ability to grant an instant gratification and expand our mind puts technology on the same level as drugs: highly addictive, could be dangerous in high dosage, very helpful and sometimes mind-blowing when consumed moderately. My proposition, drawing upon the ideas of Agamben, Foucault, and Kurzwell, is to de-sacralise what we’ve learned so far from using the interfaces and to make it profane. Let’s embody the interfaces and bring the magic into the everyday life to allow the free reign of polysingularity.

On Profanation of Interfaces and Technological Embodiment | Nodus Labs

http://noduslabs.com/research/profanation-interfaces-technological-embodiment/
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology – Deborah L. Best, Wake Forest University, is now editor as of July 1 Having studied developmental psychology for more than 40 years, Deborah Best is an expert in human development and early childhood. As an authority in some of the most controversial topics in parenting, psychology and education today, Best can discuss gender roles in childhood and adolescence, cross-cultural views on co-sleeping, age-related changes in memory, the development of sex stereotypes and cognitive and social development. Her research has ranged from cognitive development during the preschool and primary school years – including age-related changes in memory and the effects of memory training – to cross-cultural comparisons of public social behaviors of men and women.

SAGE - Psychology News

http://www.sagepub.com/newsletters/journals/psychology_A.html
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http://matteomotterlini.blog.ilsole24ore.com/controvento/2011/11/paternalismo-libertario-di-kahneman.html#more

Controvento - Kahneman, paternalista libertario

Ho appena finito di recensire l’ultimo libro di Daniel Kahneman Thinking, fast and slow per il Domenicale. Aggiungo due aspetti che – sebbene marginali nell’economia del libro – mi sembrano di notevole interesse. Il primo riguarda il modo in cui lo psicologo israeliano e premio Nobel per l’economia descrive il proprio processo di scoperta quando a Gerusalemme, negli anni Settanta, con il suo amico di una vita Amos Tversky gettava le basi per uno dei programmi di ricerca più innovativi e fertili di sempre.
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