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Roblox Dream Diary

A series of microgames made over the course of one year. Walk through a lit doorway to be transported to that dream. Some dreams have buttons in the lower right corner that will transport you back; those that do not will do so automatically. In order of construction; Shell Museum Atrium Tornadoes Toro Cany## ###es Pluto Boat in the Cottonwoods Neon Industrial Channel Train It's Time (cw: themes of death of ##### ####) Herons If you want a place to start I'd suggest; Pluto, Train, It's Time, Herons, or Domes.

attic.social

Attic is a cozy space with lofty ambitions

What the Future of Working at Home May Look Like

Innovative home designs find ways to combine living and work spaces

Home - Project Row Houses

ENRICHING COMMUNITIES THROUGH COLLECTIVE CREATIVE ACTION

To experience Zen-like awakening, try going the headless way | Psyche Ideas

Try to point to your true self as you’d point to a brick wall, and other experiments in Zen-like awakening

In the Country of My Dreams-- — Oakland Public Library

In the Country of My Dreams-- — Abinader, Elmaz

Mama's Sleeping Angels

A 1 to 4 player Y2K dream-exploration game. Free your imaginary friends trapped to eternal sleep by the goddess Mama. Collect cursed items and use weapons to face the monsters in Mama's dreams.

The Guest House

This being human is a guest house. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor.

Telescoping Ambition

All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake up in the day to find it was vanity, but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. - T.E Lawrence, The Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Things That Go Bump in the Literature: An Environmental Appraisal of “Haunted Houses”

This paper contains a narrative overview of the past 20-years of environmental research on anomalous experiences attributed to “haunted houses.” This exercise served as a much-needed update to an anthology of noteworthy overviews on ghosts, haunts, and poltergeists (Houran & Lange, 2001b). We also considered whether new studies had incorporated certain recommendations made in this anthology. Our search revealed a relative paucity of studies (n = 66) on environmental factors that ostensibly stimulate haunt-type experiences. This literature was diverse and often lacked methodological consistency and adherence to the prior suggestions. However, critical consideration of the content revealed a recurring focus on six ambient variables: embedded (static) cues, lighting levels, air quality, temperature, infrasound, and electromagnetic fields. Their relation to the onset or structure of witness reports showed mostly null, though sometimes inconsistent or weak outcomes. However, such research as related to haunts is arguably in its infancy and new designs are needed to account better for environmental and architectural phenomenology. Future studies should therefore address four areas: (i) more consistent and precise measurements of discrete ambient variables; (ii) the potential role of “Gestalt influences” that involve holistic environment-person interactions; (iii) individual differences in attentional or perceptual sensitivities of percipients to environmental variables; and (iv) the role of attitudinal and normative influences in the interpretation of environmental stimuli. Focused scrutiny on these issues should clarify the explanatory power of evolutionary-environmental models for these and related anomalous experiences.

Embodied Experience Design: Thinking Through Tree Apprecation

Bringing together place-based technologies, embodied experience and trees

Home is where the bits flow

We aren’t purely physical beings. Most of our day exists outside our body. Our minds slip out through our eyes, out into our screens. We become a different kind of organism, living in a weird symbiosis with reddit and whatsapp and gmail. When was the last time you noticed

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