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21:18:45 Tuesday November 18 2003
Got up early yet again and listened to the keynote. It was
given by Donna Cox. Her main point was that we need to create metaphors in
computing that allow researchers to think about their data in helpful
new ways. I couldn't decide if she was arguing for or against the
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. One of the more interesting bits that came out
of her presentation was the brain was at various points was viewed as
being a camera, an analogue computer, and many other things. She had
some interesting graphics. I will try to find them.
Also I discovered that there is such a thing as a corporate magician.
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