MEMORY AS A SERVICE- Learning to Hack Time Cognition
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Technology has twisted our relationship with time beyond recognition. What started as a 24-hour news cycle has morphed into a perpetual now, relentlessly grinding away at our civility. Humans are evolving our first new sense as cyborgs, chronoception. Just as real as sight, taste, touch, sound, and smell, this new visceral time sense is abruptly stunting our ability to communicate with each other. We prefer to talk to humans on the phone and machines in real life. Time stripped away from physical objects, systems, and cultural celebrations. 24-hour breakfast at McDonald's, binge watching entire seasons of television, vaping, Black Friday that starts on Wednesday or release dates that start at midnight, everything is earlier and faster. In this mind-bending session, we will explore the tools, procedures to shift and change our perception of time using technology. Audiences will learn how to use software, hardware, and services to reshape and slow down their perception of time and start to live more harmonious with their technology.
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- 1. 1 Memory as a Service Designing now, from the future.
- 2. 2
- 3. 3 My “Time”
- 4. 4 Chronos is quantitative minutes Chronos There are two words for time in Greek. The First Is
- 5. 5 SIZE: Bulky, heavy, full time. REASON: Measure, record. FOCUS: Record, organize, structure, understand. FEEDBACK: Device and environmental ELEMENTS: The Chris Dancy 10 (Health, entertainment, environment, social media, knowledge work, travel, opinion, content creation, money, spirituality) CONNECTED: Cloud based via Mobile ANALYSIS: Deep learning engines, charts, visual correlation, metadata STORAGE: Google Calendar, Spreadsheets, Text Documents Quantitative 2008-2013
- 7. 7 Chronos Time - Quantitative
- 8. 8 Kairos Kairos is qualitative moments. There are two words for time in Greek. The Second Is
- 9. 02 06 03 07 11 15 04 08 12 16 SIZE: Imperceptible, temporary REASON: Spiritually assisted unreality. FOCUS: Vitals, proximity, neurology and fun. FEEDBACK: Me to Me, Devices to me, Others to Me, Environment to me, Temporal to me. ELEMENTS: Temporal Identity Agents (Time/Date, Location, Activity, Behavior, Biology, Environment) CONNECTED: Mesh (Home, Car, Body) ANALYSIS: Synchronicity, Mettā data STORAGE: Healthkit, Spiritual Cloud Platform “Existence” Qualitative 2014-2015
- 10. 10 Disruptive Technology Calm Technology Value Technology Kind Technology Comptemplative Technology Measured How?
- 11. 11 2011 Denver 2012 London 2013 Nederland 2014 Vienna Isn’t nostalgia just a memory with more intimate data? Kairos Time - Qualitative
- 12. 12 The Original Time Machine
- 13. 13 Our Brains are Evolving Hearing Speech Temporal Lobe Vision Mammal (Limbic) Personality Reason Memory Frontal Lobe Primate (Neocortex) Heart Rate, Temperature, Breathing Cerebellum / Brain Stem Reptile (Reptilian)
- 14. 14 Our Brains are Time Machines Heart, Liver, Kidney, Muscle Peripheral Outputs Sleep / Wake Cognitive Performance Central Outputs Suprachiasmatic Nucleus Activity Feeding Schedules Environment Time Cues
- 15. 15 Time Gives Rise To Analog Systems Environment, Plants, Animals Nature Culture, Governance, Infrastructure OrganizationCommerce Media Arts Systems Fashion Connected Wearable Mobile External Always On Analog Systems Give Rise To Digital
- 16. 16 Evolution of our Time Machine 1. Now 2. Now, Here 3. Now, Here, You 4. Now, Here, You, Then
- 17. 17 Now
- 19. 19 Now, Here
- 20. 20 Today Clock New York 2017 1 day 1 year Season Clock New York 2015
- 23. 23 Now, Here, You, Then
- 24. 24 10,000 years The Clock of the Long Now Sierra Diablo Mountain Range TBD 2018
- 25. 25 Today’s Time Machine 1. Hardware 2. Software 3. Hardware & Software
- 26. 26 Hardware
- 28. 28 Software
- 29. 29 All timeYearlyOn This Day Software Artificial Intelligence Managing Photos
- 32. 32 Hardware
- 34. 34 Experience 1. Past 2. Now 3. Soon 4. Future
- 35. 35 The Forgotten
- 36. 36 The Past Managing Memories Managing Anniversaries Managing Anniversaries
- 37. 37 The Recent
- 38. 38 The Now
- 39. 39 The Soon
- 40. 40 The Future
- 41. 41 The Future
- 44. 44 Instruction Manual 1. Collect 2. Trigger 3. Filter 4. Feedback 5. UX/UI
- 45. 45 1. Collect • Life data • Health data • Environmental data 5. UI/UX • Alert / Notification • Text • Email • Photos • Music • Haptic • Biological Rhythm • Luminescence • Scents • Temperature • Humidity • Air current 4. Ambient Feedback • You to device • You from environment • You from peer • You from anonymous • You from time 2. Trigger • Time • Activity • Biology • State (Alt Time) 3. Filter • Time • Location • Activity • Lifestyle • Behavior • Biology • Proximity • Environment Temporal Design Algorithm
- 46. 46 1. Collect
- 47. 47 Slow Time Fast Time Real Time Timeless 2. Trigger
- 48. 48 3. Filter
- 49. 49 4. Ambient Feedback Past Now Soon Future Some DayHistoric
- 51. 51 Time Coordinates 1. Speed Time 2. Relive Time 3. Slow Time 4. Pause Time 5. Soon Enough 6. Monkey Time 7. Magic Time 8. Fortunate
- 53. 53 Save “Time” Become a Puppet Live like a Calendar Kill the %
- 55. 55 PhotosPosts Places Time and Places
- 56. 56 Count Up
- 57. 57 Relive Memories Capture Create Relive at 30%
- 58. 58 3. Slow Time
- 59. 59 Lock Screens
- 60. 60 Calendars- Scheduling HabitsAlarm - Healthy Sleep Habits Alarms &Calendars
- 61. 61 Stop Counting
- 62. 62 4. Pause Time
- 63. 63 2013 2015 2016 2017 Home Screens
- 64. 64 Not Now, Not Ever
- 65. 65 Social Media
- 67. 67 Sleep
- 69. 69 Don’t just do something, Sit There!
- 70. 70 Now Soon Soon Past Home Time
- 71. 71 Connect to your divinity
- 72. 72 Organize by Value File System Folder Names
- 73. 73 Focus on Tenderness Alarms RemindersTasks Context Sensitive Value Based
- 75. 75 The Road Less Traveled
- 76. 76 Sleep and Life Full Moon Weights, not a treadmill Let it Snow
- 77. 77 8. Fortune 🐞
- 78. 78 See “You” Later Health Health
- 79. 79 Notes in TimeNotes in Places Talk to Where and When
- 80. 80 Design your ”Tomorrow Now”
Editor's Notes
- Ben Grosser's Facebook Demetricator
- Speaking of digital, what’s the first search result if you type “Most Connected” into a broswer?
- The suprachiasmatic nucleus or nuclei (SCN) is a tiny region of the brain in the hypothalamus, situated directly above the optic chiasm. It is responsible for controlling circadian rhythms.
- The suprachiasmatic nucleus or nuclei (SCN) is a tiny region of the brain in the hypothalamus, situated directly above the optic chiasm. It is responsible for controlling circadian rhythms.
- The suprachiasmatic nucleus or nuclei (SCN) is a tiny region of the brain in the hypothalamus, situated directly above the optic chiasm. It is responsible for controlling circadian rhythms.
- Enterprise Look to existing applications for inspiration on embedding health habits and behaviors into everyday routines and software. Calendars, Clocks, Email, Text are all places where content and context can create solutions. How about a replacement keyboard to suggest Healthy habits!
- I’d love to hear from you.