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Why YOU Should Be an Academic Cyborg (and Maybe Already Are)

January 18, 2018August 20, 2018 / Jodie-Lee Trembath / 4 Comments

Although I’ve often been heard to sigh and groan that “technology hates me”, just like any other self-respecting anthropologist, in this post I want to consider just what we might be missing out on if we choose to totally avoid extending our minds into cyber-infinity and beyond.

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