foolish fingers?
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The Hand
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Precession and the Dolphin
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Notes on Camels & Automata
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A&H4089 Aesthetics of Technology
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Precisely Like a Hole in the Head
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foolish fingers?
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Notes on Camels & Automata
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Precisely Like a Hole in the Head
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The Tower of Wisdom is found frequently in diagram collections of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. It was part of a tradition of architectural mnemonic aids going back to the "memory palaces" promoted by the Roman author Cicero. It also served as an object of meditation; by internalizing its principles, a patient student (often a …
An interesting notion of our built environment as an extension of our brain. I find it both compelling and odd. Compelling because it breaths life into things that appear static while pointing to the relations that exist between us and our "stuff". Odd because, well, what do we know of our brains? Is this really …
The Tower of Wisdom
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Scott Adams Blog: Exobrain
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