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Networked Thought
The network, it appears, has emerged as a dominant form describing the nature of control today, as…
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Alexander R. Galloway • The Exploit: A Theory of Networks (Electronic Mediations)
Intentionally or not, networked culture creates patterns of information exchange. Together, these patterns merge to form the public infrastructure on which we all come to build our own knowledge networks. But while we all may share a common current of information, the way the current gets channeled, plugged into, and illuminated is a personal affai... See more
Willa Köerner • A Personal Philosophy of Shared Knowledge
There is a vast difference between understanding how answers are arrived at and simply being informed of their outcomes. As soon as digital computation was capable of the kind of complexities needed to model natural processes – to take on the tasks which were previously only possible in physical simulators, like the water computers – knowledge of t
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