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			===Links===
			[http://mentalhealthdaily.com/2014/04/15/5-types-of-brain-waves-frequencies-gamma-beta-alpha-theta-delta/ Brain Waves] <br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fElHoeTbNG8 Binaural Delta Waves Audio] <br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66tq9xji0xA Binaural Theta Waves Audio] <br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cHjaJRl1Qo Binaural Alpha Waves Audio] <br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axTImghP9Ts Binaural Gamma Waves Audio] <br>
			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEHVz5XCmBs Binaural Beta Waves Audio] <br>

Loqu3678: /* Inspiration */

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Inspiration

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	==Progress==		==Progress==

Loqu3678: /* Exploration of Our Microcosms and Macrocosms */

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Exploration of Our Microcosms and Macrocosms

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	== Inspiration: Jakob von Uexkull ==
			Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?

			== Inspiration==
			===Jakob von Uexkull===
	'' "all animals, from the simplest to the most complex, are fitted into their unique worlds with equal completeness." ''		'' "all animals, from the simplest to the most complex, are fitted into their unique worlds with equal completeness." ''

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	: EEG measures brainwaves, visual representations of neural activity (brain's electrical response to stimuli: cortical evoked response)		: EEG measures brainwaves, visual representations of neural activity (brain's electrical response to stimuli: cortical evoked response)

	==~~Description~~==		===Yunchul Kim===

			Effulge
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			===Kusama Yayoi===

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	Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?

	==Progress==		==Progress==

Loqu3678 at 19:36, 16 June 2015

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	=== Inspiration: Jakob von Uexkull ===		== Inspiration: Jakob von Uexkull ==
	'' "all animals, from the simplest to the most complex, are fitted into their unique worlds with equal completeness." ''		'' "all animals, from the simplest to the most complex, are fitted into their unique worlds with equal completeness." ''

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	: EEG measures brainwaves, visual representations of neural activity (brain's electrical response to stimuli: cortical evoked response)		: EEG measures brainwaves, visual representations of neural activity (brain's electrical response to stimuli: cortical evoked response)

	===Description===		==Description==

	Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?		Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?

	===Progress===		==Progress==

	====Videos====		===Videos===

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	[[File:IMG_1296.jpg~~\|broken~~ paper clips in powdered aluminum]]		===Images===

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Loqu3678: /* Pictures */

2015-06-16T19:30:38Z

Pictures

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Loqu3678 at 19:27, 16 June 2015

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	Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?		Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?

			===Progress===

			====Videos====

			Audio and Servo motors combined: magnets attached to the strings

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			<videoflash type="vimeo">130902343\|640\|480</videoflash>

			====Pictures====
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Loqu3678: /* Description */

2015-06-10T23:23:20Z

Description

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	===Description===		===Description===
	* Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication.
			Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication. As a tick has its own spatial and visual worlds, we too have our own ''Umwelt,'' in which our senses of sound, sight, touch, and time are defined independently of those around us. I am interested in exploring the microcosms and macrocosms of our own unique universe, in which it is not our behaviors that define us, but the brain. The brain is responsible for everything we do and feel, and the microcosm in our head ultimately decides the macrocosm we live and cultivate. When neurons communicate with each other, they are in their own unique worlds with equal completeness as our own outer manifestations. By comparing the way neurons communicate with each other - thereby affecting our external manifestations - and the way we communicate with others, we can begin to explore and investigate the different worlds we are part of. How do our microcosms affect our macrocosms?

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==Exploration of Our Microcosms and Macrocosms==
=== Inspiration: Jakob von Uexkull ===
'' "all animals, from the simplest to the most complex, are fitted into their unique worlds with equal completeness." ''

''TIME: the only objectively stable thing in the world and the subject sways time on its own world. '''Without a living subject, there can be no time''' ''

The first task of the Unwelt research:
*identify each animal's perceptual cues among all the stimuli in its environment
*the widespread conviction that there is only one space and one time for all living things is a ''fallacy''

The question is: can we see the images of our experiences?
: EEG measures brainwaves, visual representations of neural activity (brain's electrical response to stimuli: cortical evoked response)

===Description===
* Jakob von Uexkull's Unwelt theory of microcosms and macrocosms sheds light an important factor: communication.