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- 1. The Wave of the Future Understanding the Present Paul Schumann Glocal Vantage Inc.
- 4. Marshall McLuhan Glocal Vantage Inc. 1911 - 1980
- 5. The Wave Glocal Vantage Inc. Hokusai … the wave of the future…the wave of the future…the wave of the future…the wave of the future… Attributed to Howard Hughes in “The Aviator”
- 11. Technology Glocal Vantage Inc.
- 13. Senses Glocal Vantage Inc. Hearing Sight Smell Taste Touch Human
- 14. Homunculus Glocal Vantage Inc. Source: www.visualsunlimited.com Homunculus model showing what the human body might look if proportioned to the extent of sensory areas of the brain.
- 16. Cycle of Change Glocal Vantage Inc. We invent a new media technology The new media technology alters our sense ratios The altered sense ratio alters our perception The altered perception changes the way we think With a new way of thinking we create new models of reality New models of reality give rise to new inventions We shape our tools and tools shape us. McLuhan
- 18. Five Epochs of Communication Glocal Vantage Inc. Primitive Tribal Literate Proto Literate Post Literate 160,000 bce 4,000 bce 2,000 bce 1850 ce
- 21. Perspective Space Glocal Vantage Inc.
- 25. Standing Waves Glocal Vantage Inc.
- 26. Spontaneous Standing Wave Patterns Glocal Vantage Inc.
- 30. The Wave Glocal Vantage Inc. Hokusai … the wave of the future…the wave of the future…the wave of the future…the wave of the future… Attributed to Howard Hughes in “The Aviator”
- 36. Glocal Vantage Inc. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA. Attribution to Paul Schumann, Glocal Vantage, Inc., www.glocalvantage.com.