AMO is the root of love and this blog reflects one set of stories at Amoration, a nonprofit project of the International Humanities Center.
We think forward, connect the dots and build bridges. Amoration is a hands on connection experiment working around the globe since 2004.
Our inquiry: What is LOVE?
In metaverse machines and counted leaves on trees where will fulfillment live?
Our goal is to weave together the stories that bind us as humans with the world we share. We seek integral answers and open hearts to participate in this blog as researchers, writers, poets and dreamers for connected communications. Just like love, nothing here is owned, only held and appreciated.
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Amoration’s creative path is inspired by:
Eyebeam & Graffiti Reasearch Labs, Maker Faire, Sesame Workshop, Fetzer Institute, SmartMobs, Humanity United, TED, Future of Civic Media/MIT, The Elders, Hollywood Hill, AS220, Metaverse Roadmap, Seed, Wired, Giga Om, Ars Virtua, PlayMotion, Linden Lab, NetSquared, Ashoka, Kiva, NTEN, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Illuminated.
3 Comments
February 27, 2008 at 6:40 pm
Have a nice day !
September 16, 2008 at 8:43 pm
You should have a list of words with the root of amo, with part of speech and definition to show how amo is really the root of love.
Would help with language arts.
November 21, 2008 at 2:18 pm
Great idea, I think thats great your apart of something that you are passionate about : )