Author: Jenni

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Learning architectures: from neuroscience to variables

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How do humans learn, integrate, and digest information? The acquisition of knowledge is a complex process for which there are countless analytical frameworks. I would like to discuss two approaches in particular that shed light on each other, although many others obviously exist: the cognitive view from modern neuroscience, and… Lire la suite

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Chromatic anesthesia: why is the modern world turning gray (and how can we resist it)?

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The battle within us: are our chromatic tastes dictated by prehistory?

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4–6 minutes
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Why do we love certain shades while others actively assault our senses? Classical design theories love to repeat that everything is a matter of education or culture. Yet, by analyzing everything through the lens of our social conditioning, we overlook a rawer, almost primal reality. What if our most intimate… Lire la suite

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What is Human Design?

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You may have arrived here by doing a bit of research on a topic a friend mentioned to you, or a post that crossed your path by chance on social media. By typing “Human Design,” you likely stumbled upon a massive amount of information that was about as understandable as… Lire la suite