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This blog reports and reflects on intellectual and technological developments that can give rise to a liberated feeling of oneness with the whole of being, and an awakening of creative intelligence that empowers people to feel and act as inextricably linked with their lifeworld.
Special attention in this blog is paid to embodied intelligence, complex emergent behavior, applied behavioral economics, technology for physical behavior modification, and the merging of digital and physical experiences.
Special attention in this blog is paid to embodied intelligence, complex emergent behavior, applied behavioral economics, technology for physical behavior modification, and the merging of digital and physical experiences.
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Ralph Zoontjens is a product designer from Tilburg, the Netherlands. He has graduated with a Master's Degree from the Industrial Design program at the Eindhoven University of Technology with an interactive jacket that gives feedback for yoga practitioners. He has worked for the Philips Design Probes group and currently does product design for Motio Development in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. In his spare time he pursues his many interests, does yoga and distance-running, and tries to immerse himself into creative processes as much as possible.
RECOMMENDED LINKS
- Ralph Zoontjens' Design Studio
- Reality Sandwich - blog about the evolution of consciousness
- Beyond the Beyond - blog of science and design fiction writer Bruce Sterling
- Next Nature - weblog by Koert van Mensvoort about the convergence of nature and culture
- IEET - institute for ethics and emerging technologies
- Philips Design Futures
- Andy Clark's writings on the Philosophy of Embodiment
- Kevin Kelly's The Technium - on the nature of technology and convergence of the biological and the technological
- Free illustrated pdf version of Kevin Kelly's 1995 pioneering book "Out of Control"
- Designing Quality in Interaction research group at the Eindhoven University of Technology
- Ray Kurzweil, and the Singularity
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