the sensoring manifesto
23 April 2009
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If we do not progress beyond the stage of gadgets, we will become increasingly detached as we attempt to follow an insurmountable amount of information. By acquiring information as sensory input instead of a disruptive gadget, the natural senses are strengthened. The capacity of the brain can be increased, new senses added, and old senses enhanced. It has already been found that additional streams of information can be parallel processed by the brain, the user only aware of the information, not the delivery system. Not only is this possible, but it is happening right now. (Grant Meacham, The Sensoring Manifesto)
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