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Catching tigers in red weather and the falling human

The gnostic awe for technology is a dangerous spillage of a latent monotheism; it delivers to its believers exactly the same service: A view of history as having a hidden meaning.

Written by:

Zac Rogers
Domains: Ethics, Modern Philosophy & Culture & Customs

Every technology comes to be used to meet the needs of its time. Those needs interact with the often hidden-from-view affordances that reside in the tech to radically skew the intentions with which it might have been conceived and developed.

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Zac Rogers
Zac Rogers is an academic from Adelaide, South Australia. His research combines a traditional grounding in national security, intelligence, and defence with emerging fields of social cybersecurity, digital anthropology, and democratic resilience, working closely with industry and government partners across multiple projects. Parasitoid is his first book.
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