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CS Presents... Creative Super Powers
The document discusses the age of creativity and developing creative super powers. It covers topics like neuroplasticity, new platforms, and artificial intelligence. Various people share experiences hacking experiences, the brain, the body, and for good causes. It encourages becoming a maker through questioning bravely, answering boldly, and creating happy accidents that fuel innovation. Reflection is requested on what the reader will start making tomorrow. Literacy in the digital age and learning from mentors instead of traditional teachers is also discussed.
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- 2. Welcome to theAge of Creativity
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- 4. The brain's abilityto reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. Quite simply what you do, impacts how your brain behaves.
- 5. Note: Taken fromThe Biological Power of Push and Pull by Peter Trainor, NEXUS
- 7. “Calculators will makeus dumb” My Maths teacher (I think)
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- 13. “AI is anatural extension of a relentless pursuit to automate tasks.” - Jerry Kaplin, Futurist
- 14. “I’d rather havean economy built on ideas and creativity rather than routine” Kevin Kelly, Wired
- 15. Develop New CreativeSuper Powers
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- 17. Nicole Yershon @Nicoleyershon Scott Morrison @Scotttheboom MarkEarls @herdmeister Laura Jordan Bambach @Laurajaybee
- 20. @nicoleyershon HACKING EXPERIENCE - hacksthat 'made my mouth drop to the floor ….'
- 21. @nicoleyershon HACKER – ROCKSTARS… PABLO One of Pablos’ better quotes was “Hackers don’t ask ‘what does this do?’, hackers ask ‘what can I make this do?’”. He then demonstrated some of the cooler things you can do when you know just a little bit more about simple technology than the average person — hacking into the TV-network in your hotel room, hacking into someone’s cell phone voicemail and changing the greeting message (which he demonstrated live on stage by doing it to Cory Doctorow’s voicemail, who was actually sitting in the audience). He was able to spoof identities by scanning RFID tags and using the info on them to do all sorts of freaky stuff. His most applauded feat was a remake of the famous ‘Samy is my hero’ code that was released on MySpace. He added those four words to every profile that came in contact with the original profile which contained the code. Pablos pointed us all to the PICNIC Network site, where, to everyone’s amazement, the words ‘Pablos is our hero’ had been added to a couple of profiles.
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- 23. HACKING (robbing) ABANK … in real life…Moran cerf - the moth winner
- 24. @nicoleyershon HACKING THE BRAIN &your dreams - Moran cerf - TED speaker and neuroscientist http://boingboing.net/2016/05/16/the-mind- blowing-neuroscience.html
- 25. @nicoleyershon HACKING THE BODY …in real time - Teems Arina - author, biohacker’s handbook http://www.blog.mlove.com/the-ultimate- biohack/
- 26. @nicoleyershon HACKING for good fromthe brilliant THINKING DIGITAL - Newcastle - get outside of LONDON, people!! http://www.thinkingdigital.co.uk/talks/ tdcmcr16/
- 27. @nicoleyershon HACKER HUNTING ...mikko hypponen- was also seen at DLD Munich 2016 http://www.thinkingdigital.co.uk/talks/tdc16
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- 32. Only a Makeris an explorer able to to create new ideas in culture.
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- 38. Making is thebelief in the transformative power of creativity
- 39. Be a Maker, nota Doer.
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- 44. Making creates thehappy accidents that fuel innovation Art by Andreas Englund
- 47. Making thinks biggerthan advertising and doesn’t wait for the right brief
- 49. Making has aconscience
- 53. Making makes youbolder, braver and better
- 55. Reflection: What’s theone thing you’re going to start Making tomorrow?
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- 69. 69 “ORIGINALITY IS FOR PEOPLEWITH SHORT MEMORIES”
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- 73. Learn to Code 73 THANKYOU Copy
- 74. Search “Creative SuperPowers Unbound” Use SUPERPOWERS for 10% discount
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