“Ten, 20 years from now, the legacy of [Facebook] should be, we have connected everyone in the world”
“Becoming yourself is largely a matter of becoming someone who is paid attention to”
“Human self-awareness is multiplying itself onto an altogether new plane”
“Instagram is the new go-to platform for saying “I live a full life and here is photographic proof””
“Analog stuff is popular online”
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atomic geography — September 23, 2012
Reviewing some of the discussion on "augmented reality"....
In the past you have asserted that the term AR does imply a dualism, but represents a "multiplicity of augmented realities coming in many flavors".
I think that if you want to convey this you should say this. Otherwise, you will be misunderstood and going over the same ground over and over again.
I take this to mean that human reality is always augmented with technology. This is fair enough, and one can state it without asserting category.
But of course, every category involves a dualism of at least "this" and "not this" - ie (reversing the order) 0/1.
I think you set (or appear to set) yourself an ontological task to assert any kind of nondual category. I suspect this is more that you mean to bite off.
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