User:Borissmeenk/ISOLATING OBJECTS

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Boris Smeenk
Rens van Pinxteren

RESEARCH


Research Website

INTRO


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Since the invention of the world wide web in 1990, sociology, technology and culture had a different meaning. Technology has managed to integrate at a rapid pace in our social structure and has even become transmitters of our social behavior. We are able to share personal data via the network and use it to build a digital identity. Within this system we are building a database of online traces that form a digital identity. Here you have no control, even though you have the choice to determine where you leave after your tracks. You have no control over how they are stored and directed. Also, you have no control over the self-control systems, organizations and people that have the ability to get information without you having influence. This is also seen as a threat because it may harm your image, you can influence and could even take away your freedom. This method of social control is integrated in our society. The question is whether this control will affect our freedom or that it is a mindset where we need to go into and rely on.


REFERENCES


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Movie. Until the End of the World, Wim Wenders


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Movie. Until the End of the World, Wim Wenders


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Movie. Until the End of the World, Wim Wenders


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Movie. Until the End of the World, Wim Wenders


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Movie. Until the End of the World, Wim Wenders



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RealLifeCam - Voyeur Video website | Link


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RealLifeCam - Voyeur Video website | Link


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RealLifeCam - Voyeur Video website | Link


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RealLifeCam - Voyeur Video website | Link



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Neil Harbisson - Cyborg, hearing colour | Link


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Neil Harbisson - Cyborg, hearing colour | Link


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Neil Harbisson - Cyborg, hearing colour | Link


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Neil Harbisson - Cyborg, hearing colour | Link



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Behaviour

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Addiction

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Live in a virtual world for 28 days



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Artist wear Oculus Rift headset for a month to experience life through another person's eyes but is it safe?


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SEX MACHINA

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Digital drug


Brain cap makes you feel like you are high

Thync works by sending electronic pulses to cranial nerves through bio-compatible materials and the intensity and duration of the pulses can be controlled remotely through a phone app. Costing £299, this brain enhancing device requires a minimum of five minutes for its calming effect

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