Runze Hu

PhD researcher @MediaLSE. @VRChat everyday. Project: the cultural dynamics and use of social VR in early adopters' everyday life

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

https://t.co/ZQC3ZZhTxN

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@medieninitiativ @dwmulvin Please feel free to email me ([email protected]) or DM me on twitter. I’m glad this is helpful.

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@medieninitiativ @dwmulvin And we could probably make a further argument that it is through the mirror VRChat players establish a sense of avatar body ownership and make the intercorporeal affectivity among players possible. I hope this makes sense and could be helpful to you.

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@medieninitiativ @dwmulvin Players cannot easily know how their avatars are moving by feeling the corporeal body. And, players cannot always be sure what others are doing to their bodies due to the lack of physical touch. The mirror is therefore visually complementing the lack of bodily awareness.

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@LukaszSzulc @ZoeGlatt @ysabelgerrard Wow, thanks Lukasz, this is really relevant to my project and it is indeed very helpful!

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@EvelynKeryova @ZoeGlatt My supervisor also recommended this book. Thank you Evelyn, you can email me @ [email protected]

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@DevinaSarwatay @ZoeGlatt Yes, I've been reading the guideline recently. Thank you!

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@MxWEKing @ZoeGlatt @MsNegin Great suggestions! Thank you

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@aVizcainoVerdu @ZoeGlatt Thanks!

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@ameliajohns13 @ZoeGlatt thanks Amelia😉

[Runze Hu @Runze_Hu]

@theodorasutton @ZoeGlatt thank you for the recommendation!

[BrunoLatour @BrunoLatourAIME]

Forget the misleading title and the horrendous anthropomorphic illustration, but this is a rare, fair (and belated) account of what Gaia looks like for the science and politics of life forms: https://t.co/3B1R8vhSed

[Ben Halpern @bendhalpern]

1969: Margaret Hamilton alongside the code that got us to the moon
2019: Katie Bouman alongside the data that got us to the black hole

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

Here's the moment when the first black hole image was processed, from the eyes of researcher Katie Bouman. #EHTBlackHole #BlackHoleDay #BlackHole (v/@dfbarajas)