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Soil is ground-up rock (minerals) combined with organic matter, water and air. As far as we know it is unique to planet Earth and typically extends just a few metres beneath the surface. In ancient Greek chthōn is soil; autós is self.
I’m updating my entry of 14 May 2014:
In May 2014 I published an online article (blog post), the contents of which were expanded in my book Network Nature: The Place of Nature in the Digital Age (Bloomsbury Academic, 2018). The title of the online article was “
Looking back at my “Newsletter” entries of 2014, I saw an article on music, Music makes it better #190, followed by
I’m presenting an update to my reflections of April 2014 that I titled Life-changing technologies #189. That entry was an update on a report we wrote in the 1990s based on interviews with architectural practitioners. Now we ...
Why had Australia banned mobile phones in schools? The ban was to reduce classroom distractions, improve academic concentration, and curb cyberbullying. That summary is from a Google search on my opening question, which demonstrates a further challenge to learning posed by instant in-hand access to AI-enabled Internet search.
Such search-based shortcuts to...