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[xmca] Measuring culture



Hello,

I don't know if you already saw this... I am still thinking about it and
what to say about it...

http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/pt-br/what_we_learned_from_5_million_books.html

A new tool or a new way to reduce human to numbers? In some places i
already see scientists from fields like neuroscience, evolutionary
psychology and etc pointing to me and saying "Marx? Vygotsky? Gosh you are
obsolete and should be in a Museum". And they have funding...

Just trowing toughs...

Wagner Luiz Schmit
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