mary lou jepsen
switching her pic here when she shared image and later commented on fb (image linked to comment on bike\able ness and original post on open water swim ness):
Want the cars to see me so I go loud.
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Solve for X: Mary Lou Jepsen on imaging the mind’s eye
2012
1/2 of our minds allocated to visual
how do we get these images in our minds out of our minds.. in order to communicate better..
detox? seeclickfix style?
[Alix Generous ness – all of us .. no.. and leapfrog past, ie: for college/job interview.. by living a nother way.. making manmade constraints to communication, B, too much ness, et al, irrelevant..]
perception vs imagery – communication – self-talk as data – ps in the open – idiosyncratic ness
seeing vs imagining seeing very similar
i’m working on upping resolution
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ted 2013 – could future devices read images from our brain
blown away by how tiny doses changed things..
i use mental images for rapid prototyping my ideas
now working on how to get my mental images out onto my computer screen faster… the remaining bottleneck.. just upping the brain scan resolution
instead of bigger magnets.. let’s make better magnets..
we’re going to be able to dump our ideas to digital media..
9 min – can you imagine being able to leapfrog language and communicate directly with human thought.. what would we be capable then.. and how would we be able to deal with the truths of unfiltered human thought
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find follow Mary Lou:
Mary Lou Jepsen (born 1964 or 1965) is an executive at Facebook / Oculus VR. Among her objectives at Facebook is leading a concerted effort to bring Virtual Reality to the next level. Previously she was Head of the Display Division at Google X where she led more than one “Moon Shot” program, reported to Sergey Brin, and advised and directed display and consumer electronic programs throughout Google. The Wall Street Journal reported that among her projects there she created Google Lego TV: displays composed of smaller screens that plug together like Legos to create vast, seamless images and “live walls” .. in other words from wall size interaction, television, video conferencing and gaming to virtual reality without having to wear anything on your face or body.
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She was the co-founder and the first chief technology officer of One Laptop per Child (OLPC) a non-profit that generated more than $1B in revenue and helped create $30B in revenue for its for-profit partners. There she architected the $100 laptop with new screen architectures, new very low power management architecture, new battery technology, new mesh networking protocol, and new user interface all in record time – and shipped millions of them in an effort to start to transform education opportunities for children in the developing world.
her site:
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connections?
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Mary Lou share on mental health/illness
We have to find a way to do better. watch this and be haunted by it. http://fb.me/7AGq6ywqt
indeed. deep enough for all of us..
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article on olpc 2018
Kwan Tuck Soon (@tucksoon) tweeted at 5:00 AM – 20 Apr 2018 :
OLPC’s $100 laptop was going to change the world — then it all went wrong https://t.co/XDnS47b2i7 via @verge https://t.co/15fCiCWtvP(http://twitter.com/tucksoon/status/987284776301326336?s=17)
Mitra’s vision was more minimalist than OLPC’s, but both projects were almost totally focused on distributing computers. Kids’ natural curiosity was supposed to do the rest.
curiosity can do the rest.. if.. we consider all of us kids.. (has to be all of us to work) and.. if we use the device to listen to and then facil that curiosity.. ie: 2 convos
ie: hlb via 2 convos that io dance.. as the day..[aka: not part\ial.. for (blank)’s sake…].. a nother way
And even today, co-founder Mary Lou Jepsen believes that laptops are vital for education. “Better teacher training only can get you so far when many of the teachers paid to show up don’t and many more are illiterate. Giving children access to information enables them to keep learning, to keep asking ‘why’ and ‘why not.’”
access to info is great.. connecting them to tribe and self.. deeper solution
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via dave
DAVE MORIN (@davemorin) tweeted at 2:00 PM – 28 Aug 2018 :
This is potentially the single most important technology breakthrough in the world right now. Mind blown by what @mljmljmlj and team are doing. This will lead us to understand the brain in ways that we have never even dreamed of. https://t.co/N3ZvG1lCm7(http://twitter.com/davemorin/status/1034531213753511936?s=17)
ted 2018 – how we can use light to see deep inside our bodies/brains
how to get rid of scattering so we can see inside
we have to de scatter the light.. holography does that
4 min – translucency is 1st key.. holography is 2nd
7 min – mri machine.. mn dollar.. this system better and cheaper
9 min – 3rd key (to enable better cheaper faster health care).. chip
13 min – sunlight is the best disenfectant
3 other things this tech can do
1\ stroke – can reduce damage to brain
2\ 2/3 of humanity lacks access to medical imaging.. compact/portable/inexpensive can save countless lives
3\ brain to computer communcation
no implants.. no surgergy
this can do a lot of good to the 2 bn people that suffer from brain disease
what’s really scary is not knowing about our bodies/brains.. and how we can treat them.. this tech can help
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via mary lou jepsen fb share on bike\able ness:
Want the cars to see me so I go loud.
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be you. 