Cyborg anthropology is a way of understanding the interaction between humans and non-human objects.
Panic architecture is a term used to describe a participatory architecture that demands compulsive interaction or attention. Facebook is the most potent form of panic architecture because families and friends can panic each other or be heavily affected by photo posts and status updates.
Sighborg describes a person who has become a low-tech cyborg[1] through gradual adaptation and acquisition of technical capabilities and external prosthetics.
Elastic Time, also known as plastic time, describes a modern experience that is highly interruptible, shrinking and expanding around immediate concerns, and interleaving through multiple activities.