- Judgement: the ability to examine a situation from several different perspectives and offer an independent position on the case based upon hard-won life experiences
- Empathy: the ability to imagine a world bigger than oneself and also the other wonderful people in it, who are also engaging with the world in unique and special ways (well, sometimes)
- Synthesis: the ability to put disparate ideas together (whoops, I mean disparate)Â in such a way as to make sense to you and possibly someone else
- Analysis: the ability to critically examine an idea and how it got into your head, not just describe the concept from a pseudo-objective standpoint (like the objective god of empirical science…shite the robot has spotted me…run!)
- The critical application of XML to significant historical (and other) phenomena to bring depth and perspective to angry robots
5 most important (computing) technologies for the humanities
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