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FutureSelf: Emerging Digitized Life Patterns and A Personal Future Simulation System

A peer-reviewed scientific article: Futures, the journal of policy, planning and futures studies 42:7 September 2010, Elsevier, New York.

Uuden johtajuuden yhteisöllinen tarina – Sitran julkishallinnon johtamisohjelman yhteisöllisen viestinnän konseptiraportti

The social media concept and communication strategy for Sitra’s Public Leadership & Management Programme was published as a Sitra report in 18.2.2010.

The Future of Personal Digital Information – Scarce Resource, Valuable Commodity or an Efficient Utility?

A peer-reviewed short paper, OPEN 2009 – Media Lab Doctor of Arts Symposium, University of Art and Design Helsinki, November 5.–6., 2009, Helsinki, Finland

FutureSelf: Reflections on a Personal Future Simulation System

Thesis focuses on the analysis of conceptions of virtuality, time and identity in digital media environments including an experimental concept of a personal future simulation system. Master thesis, The Aalto University School of Art and Design, Media Lab, 2009.

Shaftesburyn kolmas jaarli ja englantilainen aristokraattinen libertinismi

Thesis concentrates on the work and thoughts of an English philosopher Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury. The study analyzes his relationship to the intellectual movement of libertinism and the further effects of libertinism in 17th century England. Master thesis, University of Helsinki, Department of History, 2004.

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The Future Momentum - Notes & Links (34/2010)

31. August 2010, 13:40

Online findings, week 34 include e.g. insights about the evolution of discovery, the emerging engagement through digital social realities, thoughts about the transformation of our day-to-day practices and realities as well as peeks into personal urban spaces, the nature of randomness and the patterns of human life and the possibility of extraterrestrial alien machines…

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The Future Momentum - Notes & Links (32-33/2010)

23. August 2010, 08:43

Interesting readings online (week 32-33), e.g. insights on serendipity, design, and simulated life, new models of the universe, the consequences of planetary scale human impacts, advances in the fields of biomechanics, take on quantum theory and whole brain emulation as well as thoughts around the nature of human existence…

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