- Sensors as Transcendental Devices In this world, people sense things. They might rely on their senses, but since their scope may be limited (and also infinite), there are also devices that can be used for this same purpose. We call them sensors. Sensors are special because they enhance perception and let us see the beyond our limitations. They extend senses. It is not easy […]
- Re~Definition of Recognition Recognition: from Latin re- “again” and cognoscere “know”. To know again and again, because you’ve already known before. Something can be recognized because it is familiar, a problem may be recognized ~ acknowledged, somebody may be recognized because they are already known, somebody may also be recognized for what they are. One could assume that […]
- Personal Space In this world, everyone wants to have their personal space. A space where their persona can extend, stretch, and feel free to function. The subjects of our study pay double to have a little bit more of their personal space in the 1st class of a train.
- Security There is a thing about security: It positions itself On the border between whatever it is that is allowed and that, which is not. whatever it is that is protected and that, which is not. whatever it is that is concealed and that, which is not. In this way to be on the side of […]
- Recommendations Keep up-to-date on developments via the Internet. • Buy Duct tape, masking tape and self-adhesive weather stripping. • Cover windows and doors with plastic. • Cover electrical outlets and light switches with plastic. • Cover vents in bathrooms and stoves with plastic. • Cover your pets and your children with plastic. • Cover your computers […]
- Army Day Parade Army is a good example of the social structure where polysingularity of an individual is sacrificed for polysingularity of the group. Uniform, strict regulations, formal and informal codes of behaviour and embodiment ensure that the solutions that are available to each individual are subordinate to those of the army. Photo “Taiwan Army Day Parade” by […]
