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The incredible life of Marcus Poncious Eropaeus | Etwinning by Rosario Ortega This entry is not yet available in the language requested. Sorry for the inconvenience. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language. The incredible life of Marcus Poncius Europaeus es un proyecto eTwinning-Comenius en el que participan centros escolares de España, Italia, Turquía, Francia, Grecia y Polonia. Se trata de un proyecto interdisciplinar dirigido a alumnado de la etapa de Secundaria con edades comprendidas entre los 14-18 años. El proyecto se basa claramente en la metodología de aprendizaje por proyectos, cuyos objetivos permiten que los alumnos desarrollen destrezas y adquieran los aprendizajes curriculares de las áreas/materias trabajadas. Cada centro desarrolla un capítulo en la vida del personaje y recrea una historia en la que se hace referencia a un problema social de marcada actualidad. Featured projects
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Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari review – how data will destroy human freedom | Books At the heart of this spellbinding book is a simple but chilling idea: human nature will be transformed in the 21st century because intelligence is uncoupling from consciousness. We are not going to build machines any time soon that have feelings like we have feelings: that’s consciousness. Robots won’t be falling in love with each other (which doesn’t mean we are incapable of falling in love with robots). Yuval Noah Harari’s previous book, the global bestseller Sapiens, laid out the last 75,000 years of human history to remind us that there is nothing special or essential about who we are. The evidence of our power is everywhere: we have not simply conquered nature but have also begun to defeat humanity’s own worst enemies. Not all of this is new. We are just at the start of this process of data-driven transformation and Harari says there is little we can do to stop it. Some people have given up the fight. This is a very intelligent book, full of sharp insights and mordant wit.
Iconion : Free Icon Maker Forget ideology, liberal democracy’s newest threats come from technology and bioscience | John Naughton | Opinion The BBC Reith Lectures in 1967 were given by Edmund Leach, a Cambridge social anthropologist. “Men have become like gods,” Leach began. “Isn’t it about time that we understood our divinity? Science offers us total mastery over our environment and over our destiny, yet instead of rejoicing we feel deeply afraid.” That was nearly half a century ago, and yet Leach’s opening lines could easily apply to today. The title that Leach chose for his Reith Lecture – A Runaway World – captures our zeitgeist too. But in the last five years or so even that cautious, pragmatic optimism has begun to erode. A classic example is the field of artificial intelligence (AI), defined as the quest to enable machines to do things that would require intelligence if performed by a human. There’s a sense, therefore, that we are approaching another “end of history” moment – but with a difference. This looks like determinism on steroids. In a way, it’s a story about the evolution and nature of modernity. How come?