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- misunderstanding leads to new interpretation of the submitted content <br/> | - misunderstanding leads to new interpretation of the submitted content <br/> | ||
- the quality of the connection affects the esthetic of the experience -> a "glitchy memory" <br/> | - the quality of the connection affects the esthetic of the experience -> a "glitchy memory" <br/> | ||
- the latency forces to slow down (if a Hi-Fi perception of San Diego is wanted -> need the upload on | - the latency forces to slow down (if a Hi-Fi perception of San Diego is wanted -> need the upload on a video hoster) | ||
-> creates new "space" -> virtual Space <br/> | -> creates new "space" -> virtual Space <br/> | ||
If I will remember San Diego, while a realtime connection via internet, I only have a destructive image in memory. | If I will remember San Diego, while a realtime connection via internet, I only have a destructive image in memory. |
Revision as of 14:11, 26 April 2013
Hi Elisabet my mail address is: benjamin.vossler@gmail.com
Bens' thoughts:
"Medium is the message"
-> a quote by Marshall McLuhan
thoughts after reading "The improbability of successful communication" by Niklas Luhmann:
- the medium influences the way we interact and communicate
- there's a difference between writing by using a typewriter, a laptop or a pencil
- the structure of a medium influences the understanding on the receivers' site
in our transcontinental context
- our communication media and devices influence the quality of our communication
- misunderstanding leads to new interpretation of the submitted content
- the quality of the connection affects the esthetic of the experience -> a "glitchy memory"
- the latency forces to slow down (if a Hi-Fi perception of San Diego is wanted -> need the upload on a video hoster)
-> creates new "space" -> virtual Space
If I will remember San Diego, while a realtime connection via internet, I only have a destructive image in memory.