All media work us over completely. They are so pervasive in their personal, political, economic, aesthetic, psychological, moral, ethical, and social consequences that they leave no part of us untouched, unaffected, unaltered. The medium is the message. Any understanding of social and cultural change is More

The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.  (W. Daniel Hillis  229) This quote resonates with me most among the rest. After I started using More

The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.  (W. Daniel Hillis  229) Before I was able to access the internet, finding information was a lot More

Part I   “I notice that I correspond with more people but at less depth. I notice that it is possible to have intimate relationships that exist only on the Net and have little or no physical component. I notice that it is even possible More

Although we created it, we did not exactly design it. It evolved. Our relationship to it is similar to our relationship to our biological ecosystem. We are codependent and not entirely in control…We are now all connected, humans and machines. Welcome to the dawn of More

“The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.”  (W. Daniel Hillis  229)   This quote is particularly interesting to me, mainly because I grew up More

PART 1 “I notice that I correspond with more people but at less depth. I notice that it is possible to have intimate relationships that exist only on the Net and have little or no physical component. I notice that it is even possible to More

I notice that more of my time is spent in words and language— because that is the currency of the Net—than it was before. ( Brian Eno p. 126). Words have more power than actions on the internet because only one can travel well. Before More

Find a free image online that is a good visual representation of your ideas and use that as a “featured image”. In your post, copy the quote, briefly and simply summarize what it means to you. Then write two short/quick paragraphs describing two similar memories: More

  Part 1 The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.  (W. Daniel Hillis ,229) This quote to me describes how we change as a More

“The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines. ” (W. Daniel Hillis  229) This quote is very relatable to this current society we live in. More

The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.  (W. Daniel Hillis  229) I chose this quote because I’ve seen the internet and social media change More

“Although we created it, we did not exactly design it. It evolved. Our relationship to it is similar to our relationship to our biological ecosystem. We are codependent and not entirely in control…We are now all connected, humans and machines. Welcome to the dawn of More

I notice that I correspond with more people but at less depth. I notice that it is possible to have intimate relationships that exist only on the Net and have little or no physical component. I notice that it is even possible to engage in More

Part 1: “The Internet has changed the way we make decisions. More and more, it is not individual humans who decide but an entangled, adaptive network of humans and machines.” –  W. Daniel Hillis, 229 This quote is detailing how society and culture has changed More

Although we created it, we did not exactly design it. It evolved. Our relationship to it is similar to our relationship to our biological ecosystem. We are codependent and not entirely in control…We are now all connected, humans and machines. Welcome to the dawn of More

Part One: “Although we created it, we did not exactly design it. It evolved. Our relationship to it is similar to our relationship to our biological ecosystem. We are codependent and not entirely in control…We are now all connected, humans and machines. Welcome to the More

Part 1. Brockman, John. Is the Internet Changing the Way You Think? (Edge Question Series) . HarperCollins e-books. Kindle Edition. In my opinion, the internet is changing the way that we think. We feed the internet and they provide us with easy access and allow More

Humans Evolution Alongside Technology I was reading last month about Nuerolink, a company Elon Musk purchased about three years ago. The company designs EEG headsets. EEG headsets are able to read your brain waves, essentially allowing humans to interact with digital mediums through there brains. More

Although we created it, we did not exactly design it. It evolved. Our relationship to it is similar to our relationship to our biological ecosystem. We are codependent and not entirely in control…We are now all connected, humans and machines. Welcome to the dawn of More

+Quote: “Our social framework has not changed: from our family units to our military units, he points out, our social structures remain fairly similar to what they were over 1000 years ago. “The Internet itself is not changing the fundamental reality of my thinking any More

“Speed plus mobs. A scary combination. Together, will they seriously reduce the accuracy of information and our thoughtfulness in using it? Somehow, we need what taking our time used to give us: thinking before we talk and questioning before we believe. I wonder—is there an More

I notice that I correspond with more people but at less depth. I notice that it is possible to have intimate relationships that exist only on the Net and have little or no physical component. I notice that it is even possible to engage in More

Part One I don’t remember a time without the internet. I was born in 1999 and we’ve at least had the internet since 2002. We’ve been playing videogames both online and off my whole life. When I go without video games, I’m fine. I guess More

Journal 1 Parts 1 and 2 I would like to start my first journal with a quote from the assignment page, “I notice that more of my time is spent in words and language— because that is the currency of the Net—than it was before” More