Health data risks; the extended mind; and the Synthetic Age

Update: 2018-07-29

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US research says e-health data is particularly vulnerable to attack. The theory of the Extended Mind – should our tools be classified as a part of cognition. And forget the Anthropocene, we’re entering the Synthetic Age.

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Health data risks; the extended mind; and the Synthetic Age

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Health data risks; the extended mind; and the Synthetic Age

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Health data risks; the extended mind; and the Synthetic Age