locard’s exchange principle

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3 Responses to “locard’s exchange principle”

1. wording says:

   January 14, 2010 at 5:13 pm

   it’s like the iphone bump app – the way you can bump two phones together and they’ll exchange images or data. and it’s like the way a plant grows – in the ground and in the open air, giving something, taking something. maybe this is why people stratify so quickly, why cooties really seem like such a threat. if i bumped into someone or something that needed something i had, and i realized in that touch that to be alive and not just sleep walking, i also needed something they have… would that be an empathy app, or… what should i google to find where to download it?

   so nicely thought and written, it’s provocative in the best of ways.
2. cynthia says:

   January 19, 2010 at 11:59 am

   Fumbling for courage to express how moving the post Locard’s Theory was. “I know” – a list of examples. Aha!
   snow angel
   cloud shadow on earth
   bird song
   breath
   tango
   dust
   wind music in tree
   regional accent
   fear
   yawn
   hand holding
   voice
   peace
3. Jason Phillips says:

   February 25, 2010 at 8:57 pm

   also similar to the butterfly effect in many ways. traces of contact or interaction that are permanently etched.