AMMDI is an open-notebook hypertext writing experiment, authored by Mike Travers aka mtraven. It's a work in progress and some parts are more polished than others. Comments welcome! More.
Solvitur ambulato – it is solved by walking. There's the literal meaning (the common notion of taking a walk when faced with a difficult problem) and metaphorical (solving by demonstration or experiment)
Propositional knowledge vs knowledge of doing (procedural, although that is not a term they use). Musical knowledge is obviously of the latter sort.
Maps are digital (they are misusing the term, they mean its more objective-global rather than experiential-subjective).
Google Maps hasn't mapped anything – eh, that seems stupid to me, sorry. I guess I know what they are saying, but why say it that way? There are multiple ways to view reality and the google maps panopticon is one, kind of a neat one although of course it is no substitute for being there. (Oh they address this head on a bit later when they talk about de Certeau and voyeurism)
Embodied cognition. Bateson, Deleuze come up.
Conversation (like theirs) as emergent phenom ("problem" in Deleuze, but more like "mystery" to them)
Psychogeography and Situationists. A city exists in two places, analog and digital (I think they mean physical and ideational?). La derivee, walking while resisting the urban plan (cops and geography). Reminded me of Omniorthogonal: Strategies Against Architecture