Comments for Indranet http://www.indranet.org Technology, psychology, sexuality, society, spirituality Sat, 17 May 2008 00:21:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Brain waves facing a screen, and meditation by Iani http://www.indranet.org/brain-waves-facing-a-screen-and-meditation/#comment-511 Iani Wed, 14 May 2008 08:21:07 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/brain-waves-facing-a-screen-and-meditation/#comment-511 What do have in common yoga, the technics of breathing, trascendal meditation, zen and martial arts?All this disciplines alter our state of awareness by modifying brain waves. As Don Juan said in one of Carlos Castaneda books: “We are those who perceive. We are consciousness, we are not objects, we are not solid one. We are not limited…We, or better our thought, forget to do so and in this way we are entrapped in the whole of ourselves in a kind of corrupt cyrcle from which occasionally we emerge from our existence”. What do have in common yoga, the technics of breathing, trascendal meditation, zen and martial arts?All this disciplines alter our state of awareness by modifying brain waves.

As Don Juan said in one of Carlos Castaneda books: “We are those who perceive. We are consciousness, we are not objects, we are not solid one. We are not limited…We, or better our thought, forget to do so and in this way we are entrapped in the whole of ourselves in a kind of corrupt cyrcle from which occasionally we emerge from our existence”.

]]> Comment on Echoes of a global tribalism by Simona http://www.indranet.org/echoes-of-a-global-tribalism/#comment-508 Simona Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:07:49 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=177#comment-508 SUPER. after i read your article, i sat down for a minute and thought to myself. as you said texting boyfriend/parents/kids just to keep in touch ... now i realise that sometimes my mobile phone doesn't allow spending time as qualitively as i wish ! interruptions during the dinner with your friends are really annoying, even though it's only because others care about us. i wish i lived in times before mobile phones.just for one month.a guy would have to come all the way to my house to see me and probably even to talk to my parents before he is allowed to see me :) now when we all have our laptops, mobile phones, internet, we guess life would be simply impossible without them ! but i think it would be more romantic. you would be more looking forward to things.because there would be no short messages and e-mails ! SUPER.
after i read your article, i sat down for a minute and thought to myself. as you said texting boyfriend/parents/kids just to keep in touch … now i realise that sometimes my mobile phone doesn’t allow spending time as qualitively as i wish ! interruptions during the dinner with your friends are really annoying, even though it’s only because others care about us.
i wish i lived in times before mobile phones.just for one month.a guy would have to come all the way to my house to see me and probably even to talk to my parents before he is allowed to see me :)
now when we all have our laptops, mobile phones, internet, we guess life would be simply impossible without them ! but i think it would be more romantic.
you would be more looking forward to things.because there would be no short messages and e-mails !

]]> Comment on Virtual worlds and Maya 2.0 by Indranet » Blog Archive » The mind as a kind of media http://www.indranet.org/virtual-worlds-and-maya-20/#comment-507 Indranet » Blog Archive » The mind as a kind of media Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:18:46 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/virtual-worlds-and-maya-20/#comment-507 [...] the computer is the mind’s extension, the computer dazzles us like a reflection of a reflection, a double maya, with the associated opportunities and [...] [...] the computer is the mind’s extension, the computer dazzles us like a reflection of a reflection, a double maya, with the associated opportunities and [...]

]]> Comment on Echoes of a global tribalism by Abas http://www.indranet.org/echoes-of-a-global-tribalism/#comment-505 Abas Wed, 23 Apr 2008 12:39:26 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=177#comment-505 Hi, Ivo How are you? I never knew there are some folks like James Hillman took to mobile phones so philosophically. It's quite an entertaining interpretation of cell phone technology from his own personal view. A more reason to be in communication with people because of the tool. A quite depressing notion really; to be having a communication device but nobody calls him on it. I fairly understand his plight. Hi, Ivo

How are you?

I never knew there are some folks like James Hillman took to mobile phones so philosophically. It’s quite an entertaining interpretation of cell phone technology from his own personal view. A more reason to be in communication with people because of the tool. A quite depressing notion really; to be having a communication device but nobody calls him on it. I fairly understand his plight.

]]> Comment on Echoes of a global tribalism by Vida http://www.indranet.org/echoes-of-a-global-tribalism/#comment-504 Vida Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:38:51 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=177#comment-504 really interesting analysis. I enjoyed the read. Something quite pertinent. really interesting analysis. I enjoyed the read. Something quite pertinent.

]]> Comment on Google, privacy and the need to be seen by Indranet » Blog Archive » Echoes of a global tribalism http://www.indranet.org/google-privacy-and-the-need-to-be-seen/#comment-503 Indranet » Blog Archive » Echoes of a global tribalism Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:44:59 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/google-privacy-and-the-need-to-be-seen/#comment-503 [...] The formation of an individual identity, necessary even in the era of the entire mankind as skin, needs feedback from other human beings. In the era of the Internet, this means being reflected in the game of the Internet mirrors, showing us in the sites of social networks. [...] [...] The formation of an individual identity, necessary even in the era of the entire mankind as skin, needs feedback from other human beings. In the era of the Internet, this means being reflected in the game of the Internet mirrors, showing us in the sites of social networks. [...]

]]> Comment on Taking away attention by Enzo Di Frenna http://www.indranet.org/taking-away-attention/#comment-473 Enzo Di Frenna Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:54:18 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=174#comment-473 Hai perfettamente ragione. Quando gli schermi che rubano attenzione saranno ovunque, oltre l'immaginabile, l'ipnosi della coscienza sarà diffusissima e preoccupante.... Ciao Ivo (enzo) Hai perfettamente ragione.
Quando gli schermi che rubano attenzione saranno ovunque, oltre l’immaginabile, l’ipnosi della coscienza sarà diffusissima e preoccupante….
Ciao Ivo (enzo)

]]> Comment on Taking away attention by Abas http://www.indranet.org/taking-away-attention/#comment-471 Abas Thu, 10 Apr 2008 08:22:20 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=174#comment-471 Hi, Ivo Entertaining post! *chuckle* especially the last bit about having to meditate before going online. Man; I hope Google, Yahoo, Microsoft , or other internet giants don't develop into some kind of holistic police giving tests to folks who want to open an advertising account with them! :-P oh..you are not attentive enough in your test..sorry you can't open an account..YIKES! Lol. I reckon a basic level of user behavior is already working with their ads business. It sorts of explains why some folks have their advertising accounts banned. Abas iel2.aimvotal.com Hi, Ivo

Entertaining post! *chuckle* especially the last bit about having to meditate before going online. Man; I hope Google, Yahoo, Microsoft , or other internet giants don’t develop into some kind of holistic police giving tests to folks who want to open an advertising account with them! :-P oh..you are not attentive enough in your test..sorry you can’t open an account..YIKES! Lol. I reckon a basic level of user behavior is already working with their ads business. It sorts of explains why some folks have their advertising accounts banned.

Abas
iel2.aimvotal.com

]]> Comment on Linux is great but is no new paradigm by abas http://www.indranet.org/linux-is-great-but-is-no-new-paradigm/#comment-459 abas Wed, 02 Apr 2008 07:44:21 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=116#comment-459 hi, Ivo How are things? Right, the computer world needs a new paradigm! Intel China Research Center is working on Model-based Computing to optimize the use of its multi core microprocessor technology. Hence, the advent of virtual character OS could be seen as a future paradigm when tera-scale computers become mainstream. Inspiring post! Abas iel2.aimvotal.com hi, Ivo

How are things?

Right, the computer world needs a new paradigm! Intel China Research Center is working on Model-based Computing to optimize the use of its multi core microprocessor technology. Hence, the advent of virtual character OS could be seen as a future paradigm when tera-scale computers become mainstream. Inspiring post!

Abas
iel2.aimvotal.com

]]> Comment on Linux is great but is no new paradigm by Libru » Linux is great but is no new paradigm http://www.indranet.org/linux-is-great-but-is-no-new-paradigm/#comment-458 Libru » Linux is great but is no new paradigm Wed, 02 Apr 2008 06:19:39 +0000 http://www.indranet.org/?p=116#comment-458 [...] Andrea Tj: All’epoca, il mio intento era soprattutto diffondere tra gli studenti informazioni altrimenti difficilmente reperibili. Esistevano ancora torri d’avorio che volevano impedire alla gente di accedere al sapere e, come molti altri studenti … [...] [...] Andrea Tj: All’epoca, il mio intento era soprattutto diffondere tra gli studenti informazioni altrimenti difficilmente reperibili. Esistevano ancora torri d’avorio che volevano impedire alla gente di accedere al sapere e, come molti altri studenti … [...]

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