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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2025 · 55 MIN

22. Black Mirror Embodied - with Farsam Shadab

from Feral Philosophy Podcast · host Mark Walsh

Integral tech teacher Farsam joins me to discuss the interplay between technology and consciousness. We chat East-West dynamics, Ken Wilber, social media, augmented reality, Black Mirror, virtual reality, Minority Report, technology that helps, Facebook evils, TTCONF.org, the enlightenment cap, ethical design, Dylan Newcomb, and more. Where embodiment meets sci fi! Learn more about Farsam & connect with him on LinkedIn ---------------------------------------------------------- Founder of Enaxion, InterEnactive and project Holopedia, Farsam Shadab has taken a background in Cognitive Science as well as 20 years of Integral studies (both academic and applied) into the world's first full-realized Integral platform for "Holonomic" interactivity that marries decentralization tools (Holochain) with a holistic approach to AR. In 1998, Farsam also seeded Jimmy Wales with his first concepts for what would become known as Wikipedia. Embodiment integration is the focus of his current approach to technology, rooted in the insight that the coming decade of technological evolution will afford us the opportunity to integrate 1000s of the world's movement modalities into a unified system, open system for self-developmental care. --------------------------------------------------------- See the Feral Philosophy YouTube channel HERE  Support the Feral Philosophy mission by donating through Crowdfunder  Want to become a certified embodiment coach? More details about CEC Join Mark for in-person workshops Join free coaching demo sessions with Mark  Find Mark Walsh on Instagram

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