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| Extended mind fundamentally challenges our understanding of how we think and where our thinking takes place. | Extended mind fundamentally challenges our understanding of how we think and where our thinking takes place. | ||
| - | This project is motivated by a desire to understand how this effects how we think about ourselves, the spaces we share and how we communicate with each other. It aims to explore how things would change | + | What if instead of inanimate objects, we used autonomous systems to describe our thoughts? |
| - | What kind of relationship would we develop with our thoughts if they were technologically extended, given agency to respond to each other, their environment and subject to the input of other people? | ||
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