Walter Logeman: Journal
Cringely’s current column is onto an interesting expose of Microsoft’s cheating. I am interested in how he ties this into email culture: That’s where the second factor comes into play. It’s that e-mail culture. Bill and Steve lead primarily by edict. Most Microsoft employees never see them, many will never meet them. So the kids …
“we project onto technology what in earlier eras we would have projected onto the supernatural” – Jung The Star in Man by Dolores Brien. Alchemy, gnosticism, Jung and technology. Towards a Jungian Psychology of Technology According to Jung, we project onto technology what in earlier eras we would have projected onto the supernatural. For many, …
Want to keep this link handy, an article by George Monbiot who seems a reliable source of info: But Afghanistan’s strategic importance has not changed. In September, a few days before the attack on New York, the US Energy Information Administration reported that “Afghanistan’s significance from an energy standpoint stems from its geographical position as …
mcluhan interview People are beginning to understand the nature of their new technology, but not yet nearly enough of them — and not nearly well enough. Most people, as I indicated, still cling to what I call the rearview-mirror view of their world. By this I mean to say that because of the invisibility of …
Dan Bricklin Log Dan has a lot to say about David Weinberger’s book, and has some good quotes: This is the Web’s nature, for everything on it was put there by a human being for a reason. In building a site, we are saying that we find this topic interesting and we think others will …
WTP – Ivan Illich Transcript van Illich with Jerry Browe We the People, KPFA – March 22, 1996 “Brown: This hour we have a very special privilege and opportunity. We have here in the studio in Los Angeles Ivan Illich and Carl Mitchum, two friends of mine who I hope you’ll enjoy our conversation. Listen …
Psyber-L: A Psybernet Mailing List Psyber-L: Exploring Psyche in Cyberspace Mailing List “An online group for experiential learning about online depth interaction for people doing psychological work on the Internet. The group has been active (and inactive!) since 1993 and now has a life based on our history and sense of affiliation as well as …
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I found a couple of long backup files from the now defunct Edit this page Blog I had in 2000 I am making this post in 2009, backdated it to the time these items were written. Original (now very messy & eroded) follows: Here is one dated april Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 06:01:29 GMT …
Here is another legacy item. The original is here Pasted here so it is part of this blog for search. Psybernet Links 1999 Resources that inform the quest for depth and purpose in human interaction and the exploration of the psyche in cyberspace. Walter Logeman Cyberspace Psyche & Life Online | Technology and Internet …