Fuori dal Prisma | The Interconnected Society and the illusion of having a less asymmetrical relationship with power
Technological innovation has always been a strategic factor of change in social systems and organizations, but without a culture of communication, without a systemic view of complexity, and on the level of political deciders, without social policies capable of sparking and upholding cultural change, it merely becomes a “would-be” innovation. Any analysis of the present-day… Leggi tutto »The Interconnected Society and the illusion of having a less asymmetrical relationship with power
©agorà --> --> Technological innovation has always been a strategic factor of change in social systems and organizations, but without a culture of communication, without a systemic view of complexity, and on the level of political deciders, without social policies capable of sparking and upholding cultural change, it merely becomes a “would-be” innovation. Any analysis of the present-day challenges facing global citizenship, and specifically, digital citizenship, must, whilst maintaining awareness of the complexity and of the interdependency of the phenomena described, deal with certain p
related reading
- There is an internet that is mine & I would like you to live in it with me – Chia's Blogchias.blog
- What is Technology? — Letters to a Young Technologistletterstoayoungtechnologist.com
- To Fix Tech, Democracy Needs to Grow Up | WIREDwired.com
- What is Technology? — Letters to a Young Technologistletterstoayoungtechnologist.com
- The Consilience Project | Challenges to Making Sense of the 21st Century - The Consilience Projectconsilienceproject.org
- ⚡️ Take Back the Future!reboothq.substack.com
- Frank Chimero · The Good Roomfrankchimero.com
- Rediscovering the Pleasures of Pluralism: The Potential of Digitally Mediated Civic Participation - Digitalist Papersdigitalistpapers.com
- The End of Industrial Societypalladiummag.com
- The Outliersjosephheath.substack.com
- From Common Sense to Bespoke Realitiestheconvivialsociety.substack.com
- Why I Am a Pluralist - RadicalxChangeradicalxchange.org