The food economy is still an accessible place to begin working out an economy of membership.
How we can keep smart cities from becoming settlements for sophisticated savages?
A symposium on the changing nature of professions in the digital age.
Technology is as old as Eden. Tools for tilling the garden were anticipations of quill pens and steam engines and the smartphone in your pocket. The first "hack" was a needle that sewed together Adam and Eve's fig leaves. We are called to shape and form worlds. So it's not a question of whether we'll employ technology in our cultural labour; the only interesting question is how.
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