[NetBehaviour] VR discussion dynamics : adjacency

VR discussion dynamics : adjacency https://youtu.be/dXxkCvNMe-A VIDEO http://www.alansondheim.org/adjadj.jpg [16:24:57] Logged in as Julu Twine. [16:41:29] Inventory update completed. [16:41:39] Julu Twine: Hello then [16:42:05] Alan Dojoji: Hello there [16:45:55] Alan Dojoji: testing adjancy

Re: [NetBehaviour] First review of Frankenstein Reanimated :-)

Hi, Also thought this was an excellent review. One Luddite comment of my own - currently my Fb feed is filled with people using AI for illustration based on suggestive input; it also has a lot of NFT work. I think that Frankenstein has already won, especially since my other feed - news from

Re: [NetBehaviour] First review of Frankenstein Reanimated :-)

Hi Meredith, Yes, I thought it was an honest and insightful review of the book. There's a lot to unpack in his words and this reflects how rich the material in the book is and how it connects to contemporary issues around our relationship(s) with technology, as well as Mary Shelley's own

Re: [NetBehaviour] First review of Frankenstein Reanimated :-)

What a thoughtful and thorough review - I look forward to reading the book Warmly Meredith On Sat, Sep 3, 2022 at 7:08 AM marc.garrett via NetBehaviour < netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> wrote: > Hi all, > > Just saw a review of Frankenstein Reanimated and because some of you on > the list

[NetBehaviour] First review of Frankenstein Reanimated :-)

Hi all, Just saw a review of Frankenstein Reanimated and because some of you on the list are in the book I thought you'd be interested in reading it. Mytho recommends (Phil Smith): Frankenstein Reanimated: Creation & Technology in the 21st Century (Eds. Marc Garrett & Yiannis Colakides)