Christian Nold thinks we should pay more attention to how our environment shapes our emotional and physiological states. His work with Bio Mapping—which measures people’s responses to their environment and connects those feelings to their physical location—suggests that a map of emotional landscapes represents a powerful tool for analyzing the relationship between place and broader social issues.
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hi, just a tiny thing that you might not be aware of…
I usually read your blog through a RSS reader,
and when I got this entry, the video was about “Yahoo Blog 360″…
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I don’t know if you know it, but when you post a video from pop!tech, your (RSS) readers will see a Yahoo Advertisement…
Are you being paid for this?
if yes, that’s OK,
I like it, each blogger has the right to put price to his/her content,
but if you are not being paid for this…
then it is ugly
someone is using you (and us)
Thanks for this great blog,
I like it
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