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karl Says:

January 2nd, 2010 at 9:13 pm

I do not use anymore the term privacy for a couple of years. The term is not anymore making sense in the framework we are living now. I prefer to use intimacy (the degree of being close with someone or an environment) and opacity (the thickness between the « me » and the others having access to « me »)

I have written a few blog posts about this topic.

http://www.la-grange.net/2009/09/22/opacite

The opacity surrounding the « me » follows these principles:

1. Global : chaque unité d’information est disponible partout sur terre.

2. Instantané : chaque unité d’information est disponible en temps réel.

3. Répliqué : chaque unité d’information est répliquée à l’identique.

4. Permanent : chaque unité d’information est conservée pour une longue période de temps.

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Today, the sexuality is a taboo for elderly generations.

During my investigation, I have observed many prejudices about this topic in our society.

However, sexuality is always active over 70 years old.

I have revaled three specifics aims to start my project :

- Stimulate Sexual desire of elders into rest-home

- Educate practical nurses and students

- Sensitize general public about sexuality of elderly people

You can watch the differents ideas I suggested

to resolve these 3 problems in Diploma's part.

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