Phil Henshaw wrote:
>> Learning in an endless classroom where the teacher
>> give out % increases in homework every day, however, tends to
>> eventually destabilize.
>>
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> Teacher gonna grade it all?
>
> nature has a real easy method of grading...
>
Badly engineered things break, a
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Phil Henshaw wrote:
> Learning in an endless classroom where the teacher
> give out % increases in homework every day, however, tends to eventually
> destabilize.
>
Teacher gonna grade it all?
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> H!
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> Something bothers me about the notion of an information explosion.
>
> Let's say that information is a statement about the number of
> different things in the world that cou
Well All I can say is that J.J. Gibson definely had a place in the cab for
girls in his pickup.
Nick
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No, I didn't even see "The Passion", though "Apocalypto" sounded cool.
Back
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No, I didn't even see "The Passion", though "Apocalypto" sounded cool.
Back in Alabama, our pickups only had room for a shotgun, a dawg & a case of
beer -
no room for information - never even missed it, come to think of it.
Nic
tice that you used one of the code words, information pickup. Are you
a gibsonian?
Nick
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> Dogs hear much better than you.
> Does it bother you that there are frequencies they hear and you don't?
> As Buckminster Fuller notes, "space" is full of electromagnetic waves -
> it's not really empty at
Dogs hear much better than you.
Does it bother you that there are frequencies they hear and you don't?
As Buckminster Fuller notes, "space" is full of electromagnetic waves -
it's not really empty at all. Does it bother you that you can't see the
waves passing by?
Much of the "new" information is
H!
Something bothers me about the notion of an information explosion.
Let's say that information is a statement about the number of different
things in the world that could possibly be pointed out. Then information
is a constant, or infinite, or both, eh?
Lets say that information is as
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From a friend:
> Food for thought. Did you ever wonder why it is harder and
From a friend:
> Food for thought. Did you ever wonder why it is harder and harder
> to keep up with the times?
>
> Watch this video
> http://www.glumbert.com/media/shift
-- Owen
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