Framing is an "idea of mind" that we can build, and it is a way of working with other concepts that gives us more meaning and a larger range of possibilities, one might say. A form of framing is defined by the way in which political events can be viewed with the same perspective as … Continue reading “Framing”
As a result of a set of technological changes in the 1990s, both in the context of the data technology market and the rise of the information age. Many of the trends outlined here have been evident since the mid–1990s, and they reflect new possibilities not realized through other mechanisms. Moreover, these trends have been … Continue reading Walls Of Pomoeii
With the advent of the internet, however, the challenges of computing are dramatically reduced by the ability to move about freely. In contrast, we have to contend with the challenges of working within systems that do not make sense and have no clear boundaries, to live and play in the world without ever thinking through … Continue reading Open vs Closed
To simulate is to pretend to be something entirely different. Possibly in order to keep it real to ourselves, we must maintain a false relation with the image that we have, and to pretend to be something completely different. An image is not only merely what a person thinks it is, but also what the image … Continue reading Copyright Laws are too stricked?
Centralised vs Decentralised. “Tribe level” organisation: When a group is tightly organised, everyone can maintain a sense of shared purpose and coherence in how they operate. Because everyone is involved in almost all of the activities the organization takes part in (especially in the field) everyone does at least as much work as he or … Continue reading The future of organisation
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