Or we are now unavoidably aware of a condition that has always existed.
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Nope. Internet didn’t exist before. It’s a comforting false rationalization to think things haven’t really changed.
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live in a space of semi-permanent quantum information uncollapse; never decide on anything unknowable or unactionable; rely on intuition or insanity for choices that demand action
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This is what they want. It sounds cool but is basically incapacitation on most fronts
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Survival on intellectual terms means resisting the idea of “news” as a pathway to “authoritative common ground.” Kind of like asking “which music is best” and then insisting that “best” must be current Top 40.
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News is necessary but not sufficient Without it intellectual life is reduced to math and philosophy
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Collectively owned, peer-to-peer, open-source panopticon. Ultra-Wikileaks. Full transparency of all government and business affairs. All games played with all the cards visible to all the players. A world without secrets.
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Call me when you’ve demonstrated it functioning at any meaningful scale
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retreat to the local sphere
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(after reading your other related tweets I hereby disavow this response, in fact, it was never endorsed to begin with, and probably posted by someone other than me)
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