Diary of a PhD Researcher‪;‬

The following is six-part interpreted narratives from data collection  of student interviews written as a section of a phd dissertation to be officially submitted in April 2019. 


The narrative engages young people in their ethical opinions of what it means to be human both now and in the future through the lens of technology framed by the Anthropocene and considering global catastrophic risks. 


It follows on from a curriculum I made that that was the spark of ideas that focussed on artificial intelligence, (AI), and the anticipated super intelligence that will further enable post humanism including eugenics and co creating future worlds.


The results I’m sure you will agree are fascinating to behold and creates new global knowledge from localised antipodean settings.