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The ways of connecting
Engineering - art -> SImilar in the way that you want to create something that does not exist.
Communication: Transmitter (Translate)-> Medium ->(Translate) Recipient
Communication has to be learned how to interpret. Context sensitive Context given -> associating Manipulation
The more dimensions, the harder it is to fake More "datapoints"to tell its honesty. What makes digital interaction so difficult? The less info you can send the longer it takes to transmit your message ____________ Greeting: Trust : You wouldnt allow someone to come close to your body if you wouldnt trust the other person.
What is lost in digital communication? Variational antiencoders
If the bandwidth is narrow, data has to go slower. Thus collecting small data over time says more than big data in short time. Interpretation vs Translation Rik: Gathering Rodricgo: Interpretate Jenneannec: Emotion, share love -> Flower David: Step away from language Rachel: Expression -> Collect som,eting not able to collect by conventional media Jinnie: Interpretation Iren: Smiley, sending emotions Marijke: Colors -> are code
What do we want to transmit? How do we want to transmit?
An Idea: Data is trnaslated to a color (RGB data value) which represenmts that person in that time.
Flowerfield
Rodrigo: Programming Jinnie: Visual Rachel: Vidual Product David: Visual Rik: Physicle Iren: Marijke: Feedback
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