Tag: apps

• She wears her faith but as the fashion of her phone.

  Everything is a matter of time, isn’t it? Everything changes. Like the apocryphal monkeys typing away infinitely, everything will be written. Everything will be transmogrified somewhere. Some time. Somehow. I suppose that should be a comfort, but I can’t escape the nagging feeling that there is something unrequited in all that: an imbalance between now…

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  October 3, 2017

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  Age, Al-Quran, apps, BBC news, Bible, change, Christianity, Codec Research Centre for Digital Theology, Durham University, evolution, God, hijab, moralistic therapeutic deism, Much Ado About Nothing, Pew Research Centre, religion, reverend Peter Philips, Shakespeare, smartphone, T.S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, Time, Wikipedia

• Digital Naivete

  I suppose it was inevitable; I suppose I should have guessed… When you are charged with consulting on a generation that seeks its information online, there are issues that are only apparent in that venue. And treatment algorithms which don’t take that into consideration are woefully naïve. Doomed to fail. There are smartphone apps for…

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  January 11, 2017

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  apps, BBC news, contraception, digital generation, Julius Caesar, Mayo Clinic, medConfidential, menstrual tracking apps, periodic abstinence, Plato, rhythm method, risk of pregnancy, Shakespeare, smartphone apps, technological exaptation, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists