I always dreamed of being a crazy mad scientist. Yes, I envisioned myself as a female version of Einstein, but crazier. That was the kind of...
Continue reading...My Early Memory of Digital Technology
I still remember the first time I used a computer…I was around four or five years old. At that time, I only used it to play...
Continue reading...From Spelletjes.nl to Social Media
We live in a time and age where everything is online. If you want to read the newspaper, you have to go online. When you are...
Continue reading...The Digital Space and I
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Brainwashed by social media
Social media is bigger than ever. Everyone uses some form of social media: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook… These days, it’s the way we communicate and share things...
Continue reading...How have social media changed heterosexual romantic relationships?
With the release of the show Love is Blind France, I noticed that the exchanges between the different contestants were all similar and were all dictated/guided...
Continue reading...A day in the digital: remember to live in the non digital world too
I started using social media when I was pretty young. Probably too young. It took me a while to understand that social media, and internet in...
Continue reading...A Day in the Digital: Challenges and Connections
Yesterday, my screen time added up to 7 hours and 13 minutes. My day almost always begins with a small screen. The digital world offers unprecedented...
Continue reading...Consequences of being polite to AI.
I’ve always tried to be polite, even to machines. Whenever I use ChatGPT, I find myself typing “Please” for a request and “Thank you” after a...
Continue reading...Can AI Become a Spiritual Guide?
When I was watching the news one evening, a surprising headline appeared on my screen. “Robots can teach people the true essence of Buddhism.” I currently live...
Continue reading...Blog Post: Media, Stories and Blogs in Science Communication
In the digital era, science is no longer limited within Laboratory and Academic Journal; it must look for new channels to connect with the public life....
Continue reading...yapping through blogging – A Day in the Digital
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countless uncritical encounters – but who would take advise from strangers anyway
There seems to be an immediate sight of frustration associated with the prompt to consciously reflect on our digital lives: although we (students) are all constantly...
Continue reading...This is a hate message to all QR codes in art museums.
QR codes have infiltrated society and are now, to my dissatisfaction, making their appearance in art museums around the world. At first QR codes seemed very...
Continue reading...A Day in the Digital: An Analog Rediscovery
Humans tend not to realise the importance of their possessions until they’re gone; leaving us in states of regret and resentment with ourselves and our actions....
Continue reading...A Day in the Digital: Who Am I Online?
This morning started just as usual. I opened my eyes to my phone’s crazy buzzing sound. I know, don’t blame me it’s not the healthiest way...
Continue reading...Comparison in the Digital
When thinking of what to write about in this blogpost, I went to other posts for inspiration. Many of the stories were relatable and well formulated...
Continue reading...Quoniam Anglice loquimur computatro
Si per computatrum in colloquium venis cum hominibus ex multibus civitatibus, saepe Anglice loqui necesse est. Sed non omnes homines modo per “Discord” aut alium modum...
Continue reading...A Day in the Digital? Maybe A Day Outside
”Perhaps to truly understand a day in the digital, I first had to live a few days out of it.” Every morning, I wake up to...
Continue reading...The Paradox of Connection: A Day in the Digital
I always talk about how grateful I am to have grown up before Apple. Growing up in a quirky Australian suburb with my artistic parents, almost...
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