Question

1. A objects "script" is explicitly set by the intentions of the designer and cannot be altered by context.

True or False

2. All technological mediations that mediate perception help us see the world more clearly.

True or False

3. An objects "script" is something that can be altered by context.

True or False

4. If it were possible to communicate with non-verbal individuals using an MRI, and MRI machine an example of what?

	a.	A script
	b.	A "moralized" technology
	c.	A technological mediation
	d.	An ethical governor

5. Peter-Paul Verbeek argues,
“By transforming our perception, technologies help to determine how reality can be present for and interpreted by people; they help shape what counts as ‘real’.” Which of the following provides the best illustration of Verbeek's claim?

a. A satellite picture of the light pollution from cities

b. A purchase online made using bitcoins

c. A compass used to navigate through the woods

d. A laser pointer (pointed at a plane)

Answer 1

1. False. An objects "script" is set by the intentions of the designer but can be altered by context

2. False. All technological mediations that mediate perception do not necessarily help us see the world more clearly.

3. True. An objects "script" is something that can be altered by context.

4. The correct answer is Option C. This is an example of technological mediation.

Please post the other questions separately as we are supposed to answer just one question or four sub parts of a question.