This is really good writing. Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. I’m not sure if you read it before, but I think you’ll enjoy “Excavating the Memory Palace: Arts of Visualization from the Agora to the Computer” by Seth Long.
It is interesting that you published this today as I read the Protocol Kit essay and loved it so much it sent me on a path of seeking water. I am so much looking forward to this forthcoming book and the reason why is I feel we are in a cosmological shift that is reorienting how we make sense of ourselves and our lives in space and time. There are two wonderful essays from Benjamin Bratton on NOEMA and something that Chenoe Hart mentioned in the townhall comments around how will people know how to store files and such, this all had me thinking about how do we harness intelligence. (in this thought memory relates to intelligence as experiential foundation that we draw from.)
Looking very much forward to more installments and the evolution of your perspective and thoughts on memory.
This is really good writing. Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. I’m not sure if you read it before, but I think you’ll enjoy “Excavating the Memory Palace: Arts of Visualization from the Agora to the Computer” by Seth Long.
It is interesting that you published this today as I read the Protocol Kit essay and loved it so much it sent me on a path of seeking water. I am so much looking forward to this forthcoming book and the reason why is I feel we are in a cosmological shift that is reorienting how we make sense of ourselves and our lives in space and time. There are two wonderful essays from Benjamin Bratton on NOEMA and something that Chenoe Hart mentioned in the townhall comments around how will people know how to store files and such, this all had me thinking about how do we harness intelligence. (in this thought memory relates to intelligence as experiential foundation that we draw from.)
Looking very much forward to more installments and the evolution of your perspective and thoughts on memory.