I've had a tangible computing setup for a while now. In playing with it, and really thinking though the medium, giving "place" to computing is mighty powerful. That said, tangible computing has some r

I've had a tangible computing setup for a while now. In playing with it, and really thinking though the medium, giving "place" to computing is mighty powerful. That said, tangible computing has some real ethical and morale problems that should not be ignored. The lesson of Flock/Ring/Meta glasses should be, in the logic of the current world: no good data can go unused. The result of a tangible sys

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I've had a tangible computing setup for a while now. In playing with it, and really thinking though the medium, giving "place" to computing is mighty powerful. That said, tangible computing has some r

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I've had a tangible computing setup for a while now. In playing with it, and really thinking though the medium, giving "place" to computing is mighty powerful. That said, tangible computing has some real ethical and morale problems that should not be ignored. The lesson of Flock/Ring/Meta glasses should be, in the logic of the current world: no good data can go unused. The result of a tangible sys