sensitivity analysis ken goldberg uc berkeley

Feb 11, 2026

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This document explores the interplay between art, law, and activism in the 20th century, focusing on figures like Jean Tinguely and Nikola Tesla. It examines themes of creativity, censorship, and the implications of legal statutes related to artistic expression, especially in the context of the Free Speech Movement. The discussion also highlights important projects and individuals, including the Telegarden and various notable scholars. Through a sensitivity analysis, the paper reveals the tensions between artistic freedom and legal constraints, encouraging reflection on our societal values.

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sensitivityanalysisken goldberguc berkeley
billy kluver (1928 – 2004)
jean tinguely homage to new york
nikola tesla (1898)
data mitt

mercury project

telegarden

v.r. d.r.
Borgmann Campanella Canny and Paulos Donath Dreyfus Goldman Grau Grzinic Hannaford Idinopulos Jay Kac Kusahara Malpas Manovich Merleau-Ponty Wilson MIT Press, 2000

flw

carlo sequin
legal tender

A: B:

Federal Law, Title 18, Section 333: Whoever mutilates, cuts, defaces ... or does any other thing to any bank bill ...shall be fined or imprisoned. Do you, moffett@aol.com, understand and wish to proceed? YES NO
ouija 2000