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==Fako 10/10==
==Fako 10/10==
First response > Departing from the conversations you had with people after your performances in July, this almost reads as a manual, or your instructions for how to 'do something.' I could see this project become a performative lecture.  
First response > Departing from the conversations you had with people after your performances in July, this almost reads as a manual, or your instructions for how to 'do something.' I could see this project become a performative lecture.  
I don't really get the WHY section, and find it hard to respond to, but I'm thinking that will partly be clarified and hashed out during your presentation.


In regard to your questions, I do think it's good to refer to the goose-bump feeling, but I don't understand why you don't or do want to influence these with technology. Do you?  
In regard to your questions, I do think it's good to refer to the goose-bump feeling, but I don't understand why you don't or do want to influence these with technology. Do you?  

Latest revision as of 20:29, 8 October 2011

Fako 10/10

First response > Departing from the conversations you had with people after your performances in July, this almost reads as a manual, or your instructions for how to 'do something.' I could see this project become a performative lecture.

In regard to your questions, I do think it's good to refer to the goose-bump feeling, but I don't understand why you don't or do want to influence these with technology. Do you?

What stands out to me in the blog entry
IT'S HARD TO GIVE WORDS TO FEELINGS

I have learned to control the goose bump feeling

It's dangerous to try to improve what we don't understand.

I always doubted and questioned everything that could not be measured scientifically

I lack the tools needed for a measurement.

I always exclaimed that feeling something doesn’t make it exist in a physical reality.

It slowly dissipated as I got distracted by life.