Kevin left a comment on loadedpun.com
The part I enjoyed most:
"I am happy that that a dialouge about this issue was generated and i
hope nobody was seriously disturbed by this. If you were you
shouldn't take art and life too seriously, life is weird and tuff
enough without getting worked up a
Kevin tried to post emails to this list last night, but was having technical troubles. This is what he wrote...
(the final paper he refers to is posted at (or will be once it uploads):
http://teaching.jensimmons.com/videoblogging/spring06/research.htm
along with video of his presentation.)
" hey,
sounds like mayan calendar time to me ;)
i was going to add a link to the Mayan Calendar Videocast but they seem
to have gone bye bye
bummer
Michael Sullivan wrote:
it'll all end (or begin?) in 2012 anyways ;-)
On 4/25/06, Deirdre Straughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Th
it'll all end (or begin?) in 2012 anyways ;-)On 4/25/06, Deirdre Straughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:There are also some interesting theories about our ever-wideningcircles of what/who we perceive to be "us" and therefore deserving of
fair treatment. Used to be that humans saw "us-ness" only in
There are also some interesting theories about our ever-widening
circles of what/who we perceive to be "us" and therefore deserving of
fair treatment. Used to be that humans saw "us-ness" only in blood
kin/tribe - you still see vestiges (large ones, unfortunately) of
cultures that treat all the
Agreed.
Doesn't it feel heightened, more so every day?
Could it be because netizens can collaborate more readily than any
group in history of humanity larger than a handful we're _feeling_ our
fairness instinct in a new manner?
I'm very curious about this. Is it our sense of fairness the fo
We are evolved for it. There are lots of studies on humans and other
primates about this. A sense of fairness, and the ability to detect
(and desire to punish) cheaters, are part of what enables us to live
as social animals.
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best regards,
Deirdré Straughan
www.beginningwithi.com (personal)
Perhaps it's related to authenticity? Or perhaps it's because we're so
easily srewed by large companies that we look for fairness wherever we
can find it?
Peter
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http://mefeedia.com
On 4/24/06, robert a/k/a r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to nominate "fair" as the central theme of ou
prob has to do with the cosmic alignment ;-)On 4/24/06, robert a/k/a r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I'd like to nominate "fair" as the central theme of our times, these
times, whether you choose to call them 2.0 or whatever.Seems we are more sensitive to fairness, I can't put my finger onexactly w
I'd like to nominate "fair" as the central theme of our times, these
times, whether you choose to call them 2.0 or whatever.
Seems we are more sensitive to fairness, I can't put my finger on
exactly why though.
Is it because the ability to maintain community has become easier due
to the net
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