If I had my own Google to play around with – I´d spend the ad revenue on open research answering questions like who we are, how culture is created and how our minds work using data mining at the intersection of psychology and linguistics. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin proposed a fusion between the naturalistic evolutionary perspective … Read more
Data-Driven Humanism – or, if I had my own Google to play around with
December 5th, 2011 | Posted by in Personal | Practical | Systemic | Turquoise - (0 Comments)Medieanalys har redan ersatts av memanalys räknat i pengar
August 22nd, 2011 | Posted by in Practical | Systemic | Yellow - (2 Comments)Medieanalys, i betydelsen att kategorisera och systematisera mediers innehåll är i grunden att överblicka hur memer, dvs idéer, sprider sig mellan människor i samhället. Att mäta, utvärdera effekten av kommunikationsinsatser (PR, lobbying, reklam) och i bästa fall förutspå trender har sysselsatt mängder av smarta människor och omsatt väldiga summor pengar sedan mätindustrin grundlades av pionjärer … Read more
Language reflects thinking style (cat-o-graphic)
April 6th, 2011 | Posted by in Practical | Systemic | Yellow - (3 Comments)
I had a mail conversation with a highly intelligent person this morning about modelling. “you can´t model the interior” he said. I beg to differ. The challenge and great opportunity of our age is to model the interior based on signals in the exterior, such as language, behaviour and consumption patterns. “Good science” will have … Read more
Cute Philosopher Bears on the Internet
March 26th, 2011 | Posted by in Personal | Practical | Social | Systemic | Yellow - (4 Comments)
When you look upon the Internet through the eyes of philosopher Ken Wilber´s integral model (AQAL) you see that the inner “psychology” of the Internet is a perspective seldom discussed. These cute bears have a discussion about it and touches upon Google AI project, Kevin Kelly´s notion of the One Machine and Ray Kurzweil´s ideas … Read more
Evolution of Internet – and why Google drives it
October 24th, 2010 | Posted by in Systemic - (7 Comments)When you look upon the evolution of Internet it shows a striking resemblence with any evolutionary process, e.g. the evolution of human society. However, the Internet has evolved through different stages in an extremely short period of time in comparison to other evolutionary processes. Tweet
Drew Neisser är vd för Renegade som ägnar sig åt interaktiva varumärkesupplevelser. Han beskriver i en artikel för MediaPost hur marknadsföring hittills varit som en ständigt pågående monolog eftersom marknadsförare missförstått sin roll i värdekedjan. Den som ser marknadsföring som en konst vill gärna bli betraktad som ett kreativt geni med unika färdigheter i sin … Read more
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