<transcript><audio_204> für diesen sehr, sehr umfangreichen Vortrag. Und womit ich zunächst einmal beginnen möchte, wäre mit einer Frage an Lorenz.</transcript><transcript><audio_205> Vielen Dank.</transcript><transcript><audio_206> War ja durchaus ähnlich dessen, was Lorenz beschrieben hat in seinem Vortrag. Natürlich auf andere Art und Weise, aber Lorenz, würdest du dem zustimmen, dass hier dieses digitale Anthropologie...</transcript><video><caption><image_207>The image shows a man sitting on a chair on a stage, speaking into a microphone. He is wearing a black blazer and glasses and appears to be giving a presentation. Behind him, there is a blue curtain and a screen with the words "Lecture Series" and various icons. On the right side of the image, there are several bottles of water on a table. The man is gesturing with his hand as he speaks.</caption><caption><image_208>The image shows two men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen with the words "National Society" written on it. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is listening attentively. Both men are wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a conversation. There are two water bottles on the stage, suggesting that they are at an event or panel discussion.</caption></video><transcript><audio_209> Ja gut, das klingt natürlich relativ abstrakt.</transcript><transcript><audio_210> Dinge wahrzunehmen, Daten zu sammeln. Dass das, was wir an den Beispielen von James gesehen haben, ist das Teil dieses tiefgreifenden Wandels, auf den auch James</transcript><transcript><audio_211> Glaube in der Tat nein, denn wenn man mehr Daten sammelt und darauf aufbaut, auf diesem Big Data Paradigma und so,</transcript> James, thank you very much for and what I would like to start with is a question to Lorenz, perhaps in response to what James explained, this double look, this digital anthroposis that you spoke about, James, that was definitely similar to that  what Lorenz described in his lecture in a different way, but Lorenz would you agree that this digital anthropology is a part of the change that you pointed out? Well, that of course sounds relatively abstract, these new ways of seeing things and perceiving them  Collecting data that what we saw in James' examples is part of this profound change that you also pointed out. Yes, I actually think not, because if you collect more data and build on this big data paradigm
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