Where We Go Next

What if you could suddenly understand every language on earth? Identify any object or living thing around you with nothing but a glance? See exactly how a new outfit might look on your body before trying on a single piece of clothing? What if you could customize your entire life the way you would your living room? Ambient and spatial computing expert David Rose bears the good news of the coming augmented reality revolution, and tackles some of the hazards that may occur when we can all create our own, individually-tailored worlds.

SuperSight

Enchanted Objects

Clearwater AR - The First Augmented Reality Experience for Boating and Fishing

Home Outside - Online Landscape Design Services

Enchanted Objects: Design, Human Desire, and the Internet of Things | David Rose - TEDx Talk

"Blocked" - a scene from Black Mirror's White Christmas - YouTube

"Planes of Projection" as imagined / demonstrated in Iron Man 2

"Planes of Projection" as imagined / demonstrated in Minority Report

What Technology Wants, by Kevin Kelly

1,000 True Fans, by Kevin Kelly

27: Developing Accessibility, with Jennison Asuncion - Where We Go Next

Xander: Augmented Listening

"The Entire History of You" - Black Mirror

We Will Forget Much of the Pandemic. That’s a Good Thing. - The New York Times

Modsy - Online Interior Design

The Matrix Awakens - An Unreal Engine 5 Experience

47: Championing Progress, with Jason Crawford - Where We Go Next

Nreal - Building Augmented Reality for Everyone

The surprising science of happiness | Dan Gilbert - TED Talk

The Buena Vista Hypothesis

"A computer is like a bicycle for our minds." - Steve Jobs

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The world of comics is as vast as it is diverse. From colorful, fanciful stories geared toward children to gritty, realistic artwork crafted for more a mature crowd, if it can be drawn, there's an audience for it. But what motivates an artist to pursue a particular style or genre? To put it another way: What draws them to it? Comic artist Barry Deutsch shares how he became passionate about cartooning, and why he creates comics about communities that are often overlooked and underserved.

Lefty Cartoons, by Barry Deutsch

Hereville: How Mirka Got Her Sword, by Barry Deutsch

Hereville: How Mirka Met a Meteorite, by Barry Deutsch

Hereville: How Mirka Caught a Fish, by Barry Deutsch

SuperButch, by Barry Deutsch & Becky Hawkins

Pogo (comic strip) - Wikipedia

Making Movies, by Sidney Lumet

“Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me." - Ira Glass

Will Eisner - Wikipedia

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, by Michael Chabon

A Contract with God, by Will Eisner

Make 'Em Laugh, by Donald O'Connor from Singin' in the Rain

Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art, by Scott McCloud

Carl Barks - Wikipedia

Jaime Hernandez - Wikipedia

Chester Brown - Wikipedia

In the Blink of an Eye: A Perspective on Film Editing, by Walter Murch

Holy Days: The World Of The Hasidic Family, by Lis Harris

Robert Rodriguez Had to Push Dimension for ‘Spy Kids’ Family to Be Latino - IndieWire

Love and Rockets, by Jaime, Mario & Gilbert Hernandez

Usagi Yojimbo, by Stan Sakai

Smile, by Raina Telgemeier

Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold: The History of a Lesbian Community, by Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy & Madeline D. Davis

The Essential Dykes To Watch Out For, by Alison Bechdel

Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic, by Alison Bechdel

Fiction or Qualified Immunity? - Lefty Cartoons

How City Budgets Work - Lefty Cartoons

O How They Suffer - Lefty Cartoons

The Existence of Trains Debate - Lefty Cartoons

The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book, by Bill Watterson

What Racism Is(n't) About - Lefty Cartoons

Oil and Gas are So Cheap! - Lefty Cartoons

White Lies (a sequel) - Lefty Cartoons

Real America vs The Coastal Elites - Lefty Cartoons

We Mustn't Ruin HIS Life - Lefty Cartoons

Young Storytellers

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More than 1 in 3 Americans - roughly 38% - are having difficulty meeting their basic needs each month. You may be one of them, or know someone who is. Or you don't know, because they're hiding it from you. Regardless, the number remains: 123 million people. Broke in America authors Joanne Samuel Goldblum and Colleen Shaddox believe it doesn't have to be this way, and they're ready to prove their case.

Broke in America: Seeing, Understanding, and Ending US Poverty, by Joanne Samuel Goldblum & Colleen Shaddox

National Diaper Bank Network

Alliance for Period Supplies

"John Steinbeck once said..." - Ronald Wright, A Short History of Progress

10 Policies to Prevent and Respond to Childhood Lead Exposure - Pew Charitable Trusts

"You're Not You When You're Hungry" - Snickers Commercial

Does 'Medicare For All' Cost More Than The Entire Budget? - PolitiFact

Western Regional Advocacy Project

Feeding America

Follow Joanne on Twitter: @jgoldblum

Follow Colleen on Twitter: @ColleenFree

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What does it mean to be "different"? Who decided on the definition?  Who drew the boundaries around "normal"? Author and founder of The Neurodiversity Project Jenara Nerenberg explores where and why these definitions diverge, and how we might remake them to better reflect the reality we all share.

Divergent Mind: Thriving in a World That Wasn't Designed for You, by Jenara Nerenberg

The Neurodiversity Project, by Jenara Nerenberg

Has “Neurodiversity” Gone Rogue?, by Jenara Nerenberg

In Conversation With Judy Singer - Autism Awareness Australia

A History of Modern Psychology, by Duane and Sydney Schultz

Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong - and the New Research That's Rewriting the Story, by Angela Saini

As We See It - Amazon Prime

Five Questions with Jenara Nerenberg: Founder of the Neurodiversity Project - Invisible Talks

Calvin and Hobbes: July 30, 1989, by Bill Watterson

Follow Jenara on Instagram: @NeurodiversityProject

Follow Jenara on Twitter: @bopsource

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History is only a story. Events happen. People exist. But how and why we talk about them and what we decide to study is a matter of choice. It's completely up to us. And that's the story. Dr. Anika Prather helps students of all backgrounds reexamine assumptions we often make about history, in order to reframe it in a healthier, more inclusive, and more accurate way.

The Living Water School

Martin Luther King Jr. In Dialogue With the Ancient Greeks - The Conversation

The Souls of Black Folk - W.E.B. Du Bois

"I sit with Shakespeare, and he winces not." - W.E.B. Du Bois

Anna J. Cooper

Phillis Wheatley - Poetry Foundation

Frank M. Snowden Jr.

Blacks in Antiquity: Ethiopians in the Greco-Roman Experience - Frank M. Snowden Jr.

Before Color Prejudice: The Ancient View of Blacks - Frank M. Snowden Jr.

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - Yuval Noah Harari

Viola Liuzzo

Kebra Nagast - Ethiopian National Epic

Sudbury Pedagogical Approach

Classical Education Movement

The Charlotte Mason Method

The Cedarsong Way

https://drprather.com

Follow Anika on Twitter: @AnikaFreeIndeed

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How exactly am I able to communicate with you? We're not in the same room - we're likely not even in the same state. And if my listener stats are accurate - 30% of you reading this right now live in a completely different country! So... how did we get here? What makes the world modern - technologically, socially, morally - is often under-appreciated, but the history of the modern world is a history of progress. The Roots of Progress founder Jason Crawford believes that understanding that history is key to empowering the next generation to progress ever further.

The Roots of Progress

We Need a New Science of Progress, by Patrick Collison and Tyler Cowen for The Atlantic

Why Did We Wait So Long for the Bicycle? - The Roots of Progress

Scientists May Have Discovered How the Ancient Greeks’ ‘First Computer’ Tracked the Cosmos - Smithsonian Magazine

A Dashboard for Progress - The Roots of Progress

Progress, Stagnation, and Flying Cars - The Roots of Progress

Technological Stagnation - The Roots of Progress

The Roots of Progress Is Now a Nonprofit Organization - The Roots of Progress

Industrial Literacy - The Roots of Progress

Progress Isn't Natural, by Joel Mokyr for The Atlantic

1984 World's Fair

1982 World's Fair

The Institute for Progress

Academy of Thought and Industry

Jason's Twitter: @jasoncrawford

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How do you process your pain? We all experience traumas - big and small - over the course of our lives. And we all deal with them differently. A painful event can often feel like a physical location - a topography stretching out ahead that needs to be traversed. Some may sprint across the landscape while others crawl - I've sometimes found myself believing I've covered real distance, only to realize I've been walking in circles. But the journey - however it is made - is a substantial one. Writer and documentary filmmaker Jay Shapiro opens up about how he has managed - and manages - his terrain.

Don't Disappear, by Jay Shapiro

TIRIS Film - Heirloom Documentary Service, from Jay Shapiro

S03E01: Our Modern Disquiet - Benjamin Storey - Dilemma Podcast

Why We Are Restless: On The Modern Quest for Contentment, by Benjamin Story & Jenna Silber Story

Opposite Field, by Jay Shapiro

The House of Small Cubes, by Kunio Katō

On Directing Film, by David Mamet

S03E03: Competing Against Everything - Alfie Kohn - Dilemma Podcast

The Sane Society, by Erich Fromm

Episode 151 - The Frankfurt School - Erich Fromm on Freedom — Philosophize This!

Death and the Present Moment, by Sam Harris

Stories We Tell, by Sarah Polley

whatjaythinks.com

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