Lifeblog 1.0 is Alive!
I would like to proudly announce that Lifeblog 1.0 is available for purchase from the Lifeblog website. Get your copy now!
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29 September 2004
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Recent Posts
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My writings
- Cognections - site
Precognition, cognition, recognition - photos and writings. - Lifeblog - site
Thoughts and actions ranging from biomedicine, molecular manipulations, indiscriminate writing, the long now and a post-electronic age, various forms of performances thespian and corporate, and philosophizing on the fusion of Internet and mobile devices. - One night
A global story of one night in the mobile life. Written for Vodafone'sreceiver magazine. Made into a podcast, too. - chillin'
Deep thinking while up in the stratosphere. - The Depths of Thought and the Inquiry into Our Spirit
Something I wrote eons ago, wondering at the difference between humans and other animals.
Congrats on getting 1.0 out the door!
E.
Posted by:Erik C. Thauvin | 29 September 2004 at 14:34