Spandex and Sweatbands at the Louvre | The New Yorker
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the horror of PFOS
Assuming no expertise in computing, and involving no programming, this course addresses a number of fundame ntal questions: most importantly, how will our unders…
August 24, 2024Assuming no expertise in computing, and involving no programming, this course addresses a number of fundamental questions: most importantly, how will our unders…
Source: The Courtauld
Making Sense of Computing in Art
Digital damage? – ScienceDirect
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Guilty by association
For starters, the vast majority of studies into screen time, smartphones and social media just look for associations. Is more screen time associated, on a statistical level, with a certain harm? This means they can tell us whether the two are correlated, but they can’t say whether the screen time is actually causing the harm.
Researchers often ask people to self-report screen time, which is unreliable – particularly if you want to distinguish between different types of screen time. This is….
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