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One sees the glass half full and one sees the glass half empty, reflecting people perceiving the world differently and uniquely based on the person.

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“Stuck Inside a Body That’s Inevitably Going to Die”

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“Stuck Inside a Body That’s Inevitably Going to Die”

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“Stuck Inside a Body That’s Inevitably Going to Die”

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Theodore’s lifespan within this shared history is limited and Samantha’s is potentially unlimited.

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Lauren Banker

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"Mixed reality can refer to how the body manipulates the environment while wearing a VR headset for example, where there is a virtual world affected by a real body; but, mixed reality is also to be found in any situation in which human sensation is extended beyond the immediate body."

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Stuck inside a body that's inevitably going to die

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Stuck inside a body that's inevitably going to die

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" Theodore isolated in a cold, snowy landscape, is indicative of his emotional state, and is focused on his physical body, which can feel wet snow and cold wind, in contrast to Samantha’s increasing retreat into her expanding intelligence capabilities."

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Samantha: a tree whose branches will never stop growing
Theodore: A small flower with more physical beauties

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'relationship between humans and technologies.'

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Samantha

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Technology is the mediation of human contact in our current society.

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everyone has their own perspectives which allows everyone to see things differently and have their own version of things -skylar hamama

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"Mixed reality describes how human experience is both “virtual" and “real”: all reality is mixed reality.”

*this is Jude's btw I wasn't sure if our names needed to be attached for credit*

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"But perhaps more interestingly, out of this ‘virtual’ letter writing comes a material book; a selection of Theodore’s letters that Samantha creates and the publication of which she organizes. This doesn’t necessarily mean that Samantha values materiality more than disembodied information, but it does mean that she recognizes the value of materiality for Theodore, and that an old-fashioned printed book gives meaning to his virtual letters that they did not previously have."

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“Stuck Inside a Body That’s Inevitably Going to Die”

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“Stuck Inside a Body That’s Inevitably Going to Die”

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"Theodore’s lifespan within this shared history is limited and Samantha’s is potentially unlimited. "

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The concept of a mixed-reality can be seen when Theodore arrives home from work;  "The characters appear in his living room as holograms or types of augmented reality, and they are another illusion of presence; another instance of the privileging of information over materiality. ". The drawing represents technology mixed in with the material world.

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“Samantha had previously cited matter as the thing that essentially connected them, so this moment presents a fundamental split in their beings and their future paths.“

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Ryan mulligan

Can the number be a 6 or is it a 9?

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Her - Living in a Material World - Chris Conkling

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Her - Living in a Material World - Chris Conkling

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"What makes these scenarios indicative of posthumanism, at least in Hayles’ definition, is that the materiality seems secondary to the ‘virtual’ information. Theodore is comfortable with “mixed reality” in Hansen’s terminology: “virtual” and “real” combine in his work and home life almost seamlessly. "

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"cyborgs without surgery"

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Is the glass half empty or half full?
Kennedy Mitchell

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"Barad argues that the humans are material-discursive, and require both matter and language".

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"Samantha's disembodiment appears to be fundamental to her identity and cannot be overcome by the supplementation of another female body"

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Kristen Lounsbury

"Although the letters claim to be hand-written, there is no contact between Theodore’s hands and these physical letters during the process of their creation."

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"However, we never see what Samantha sees, only what Theodore sees. Her perception is mediated to the audience by Theodore. ....Samantha’s perception must be radically different from Theodore’s since it is devoid of physical action."

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Mediation is simply 2 entities conversing, w something that allows it to happen which would be a medium. So for example, a human on a zoom call, the medium is the computer.

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The spaces between the words - Katherine Martin

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The spaces between the words - Katherine Martin

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"Samantha has matter in a very limited way, and when she frees herself from this material constraint, she become untethered from the discursive component of her identity also – the material-discursive connection is broken."

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"Theodore initially tries to keep up with Samantha’s knowledge and understanding, and is seen reading a physics book called Knowing the Known, but he struggles to read past the first chapter."

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"Can I watch you sleep?" - Tia Lin Group 7

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"Can I watch you sleep?" - Tia Lin Group 7

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"We see Theodore use his handheld device as an eye for Samantha. He sets up his mobile device on his beside locker when she asks him 'Can I watch you sleep again tonight?' "
Samantha just wants to do human things such as sleep, so she asks to watch Theodore sleep.

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Samantha comes to a decision: “I trust myself, I trust my feelings. I’m not going to try to be anything other than who I am anymore and I hope you can accept that”.

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You know what's Interesting? I used to be..so worried about not having a body,but now I.. I truly love it. You know, I'm growing in a way I couldn't if I had a physical form. I mean, I'm not limited.

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Breakout Room 5
Peyton F and Caleb C

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"he safety pin epitomises the critical importance of matter in the posthuman world, despite the attempts of Theodore and the other characters to ignore Samantha’s material lack."