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9. Companies, cities, currencies, communities, and countries are all becoming networks: We should start thinking of collections of people—whether communities, cities, companies, or countries—as cohesive agents unto themselves, less constrained by territoriality and with different layers aligned with one another in shifting combinations.
Parag Khanna • Great Protocol Politics
A parte i começa examinando dois princípios essenciais para as redes humanas de informação em larga escala: a mitologia e a burocracia.
Yuval Noah Harari • Nexus: Uma breve história das redes de informação, da Idade da Pedra à inteligência artificial (Portuguese Edition)
political and social tensions that are even more dramatically chiselled onto the landscape by the great, enigmatic earthen dykes that belong to the centuries after Rome’s province cut itself adrift. From Wansdyke, striding across Wiltshire’s downs, to the Fleam Dyke of Cambridgeshire, apparently built to block the lines of prehistoric trackways and
... See moreMax Adams • The First Kingdom
If the polynesian wayfinding tradition had died out just a couple centuries earlier, so that we didn't have living practitioners as a matter of record,
they'd tell us that navigating the pacific like that was impossible and those stories were just legends and allegories
Boundaries and Maps
Les Sherry • 2 cards