Friday, 5 November 2010
Thursday, 4 November 2010
Jay Walker's library of human imagination | Video on TED.com
Jay Walker's library of human imagination | Video on TED.com
Now this looks more like it Snr Borges. The clutter and confusion of imagination. Not too much regularity here, just shear wonderment.
Now this looks more like it Snr Borges. The clutter and confusion of imagination. Not too much regularity here, just shear wonderment.
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Playing with language
My tongue in cheek look at how the "fight them on the beaches" speech may have been written in 2010, with the additions felt necessary by the likes of my 14 year old son and his peers.
Basically, it still works like, but maybe does not have the same gravitas.
Basically, it still works like, but maybe does not have the same gravitas.
Perception and Meaning
Following on from my previous musing on how we form a picture, I began thinking about how we create meaning from the things we see around us. Can we take what is there and distort or manipulate it to change its meaning? Is our perception of the things we see based just on what is in front of us…and how does what we already know affect our thought process? Just as situations can be misinterpreted or misread, people can view the same thing and see something totally different. Hayley Branston http://wayfindinguk.wordpress.com/2010/11/01/musing-006/
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
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