We have a natural proclivity, as humans, to acquire knowledge in a highly compartmentalized manner. Maybe the application-centricity of the everyday computing is just a corollary. We need as much help as possible from a digital medium like GT to wrestle our instincts. For me the most interesting question is how GT could help me to dampen my less useful traits in the knowledge management and learning realm. Or more generally, every technology is interfering with our stone age brain sometimes with advantageous consequences and sometimes with detrimental A less compartmentalized and naturally multiple point of view system, like GT, would be useful for not just programmers. It is somehow strange that our species is epitomized as a toolmaker and very few operating system, environment, IDE helps the user to create tools cheaply. A really inspirational video.
We have a natural proclivity, as humans, to acquire knowledge in a highly compartmentalized manner. Maybe the application-centricity of the everyday computing is just a corollary. We need as much help as possible from a digital medium like GT to wrestle our instincts.
For me the most interesting question is how GT could help me to dampen my less useful traits in the knowledge management and learning realm. Or more generally, every technology is interfering with our stone age brain sometimes with advantageous consequences and sometimes with detrimental A less compartmentalized and naturally multiple point of view system, like GT, would be useful for not just programmers.
It is somehow strange that our species is epitomized as a toolmaker and very few operating system, environment, IDE helps the user to create tools cheaply.
A really inspirational video.