Dr. Zachary Stein, philosopher of education and a research member of the Neurohacker Collective, begins a series on the ethics of neurohacking. This series is part of our commitment to engage our research community on the challenges and opportunities in the space. On Neurohacking As a philosopher and educator I am sometimes asked about my work […]
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Let’s face it — as anyone who is paying attention knows, we humans are in a bit of an ‘emergence through emergency’ scenario. Every day the people and institutions that we used to be able to rely on are falling apart; failing to do even a little part of their job. Yet, at the same time, every
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I think you need to find balance. If you find pressure and stress or reduced creativity, you might be spending too much time (unmindfully) telling yourself to be mindful. You can tell yourself to be creative and allow yourself to get lost in thought, and you can do it mindfully. Just be aware that you’re
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It’s hard to describe the feeling of this city until you get here and explore it for yourself. I’ve been traveling and running online businesses for the last four years in Southeast Asia and Europe. As a location independent tech entrepreneur, I’m always on the lookout for new locations to live and build my business.
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The term ‘hacker’ has its origins in computer programming subcultures from the ’60s, and was used to describe people who wanted to take on hard problems in a spirit of playful exploration and a resistance to ‘unearned’ authority. Although the methods, means and intentions of hackers varied widely, all seemed to share a unique ethos
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