On Life in the Infosphere
summary
Asserts the infosphere recasts humans as informational organisms, not isolated Newtonian agents, and claims 60% of humanity are still offline while a Matthew‑effect accelerates concentration. Describes media becoming reversible with data turned back into objects — camera images sent wirelessly, 3D printing and a robot that recreates a seafloor square meter after remote transmission taking months — and warns speed destroys distance, national and mass‑media boundaries, and raises novel governance and ethical gaps.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 8:11Media
- 13:39How we define ourselves
- 17:49Speed
- 21:13Technology
- 23:12Ethics
- 26:19Renaissance
- 27:45Mobile letters
- 28:35Berg
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