Lately I’ve been doing a lot of research about love, relationships, marriage, and divorce. I’m still mystified – and so are the experts. But new technology (fMRI) allows us to look inside the brain in new ways, so perhaps we are finally on the road to explaining the great “mystery of love” which has puzzled… Continue reading On Love
Tag: opinion
Who’s a Guy?
One session I (and many others) attended at the Community Leadership Summit was on women in technology/communities. Frankly, I lost patience very quickly. As I said then, we all have horror stories; I’m more interested in discussing fixes. (Which, with Sara Ford to get the ball rolling, we did.) One meme that came up repeatedly… Continue reading Who’s a Guy?
The Twitter Diaries: 2009-05-24: Lawrence, KS
^rainbow over Lonestar lake, Kansas @India_Insights can you fix the link to the education report? doesn’t work, and I’d like to read that one in reply to India_Insights # sorry for the storm of auto-tweets – I’m following my own advice on Transitioning Your Online Identity http://bit.ly/D87rx # @darrinschaos see you at the Twitter workshop… Continue reading The Twitter Diaries: 2009-05-24: Lawrence, KS
SxSWi: Is Privacy Dead, or Just Very Confused?
I attended this session because : danah boyd (one of my heroes) and Judith Donath of MIT Media Lab and Harvard’s Berkman Center (whom I happen to know personally) were speaking. Also on the panel (and interesting in their own right): Siva Vaidyanathan (author of the forthcoming “The Googleization of Everythingâ€), who said (among other… Continue reading SxSWi: Is Privacy Dead, or Just Very Confused?
“It takes a while…”
Jenny Holzer, selections from The Living Series, 1989 Beh, truth be told – not that long. You might also like: No related posts.