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@franxstrax @MassimoFaggioli 3/ Here's Kevin Kelly, for example, widely recognized as one of the world's most insightful technology philosophers. "We were once the People of the Book. But today, with more than five billion digital screens, we are now the People of the Screen."

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 30 Dec 2014

“People who work with computers have an evolving sense of godhead that is different from the ideas of non-nerds.” @kevin2kelly

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @poetinbabylon A matter of perspective, perhaps, but tech and media are such that they also transform the semiotics of unity, consciousness, communion and common goodness as well as civilization’s mysterious advancement of a dark and strange corruption. The electronic Word, holy. Imagine that!Quoted by@poetinbabylon A matter of perspective, perhaps, but tech and media are such that they also transform the semiotics of unity, consciousness, communion and common goodness as well as civilization’s mysterious advancement of a dark and strange corruption. The electronic Word, holy. Imagine that!Quoted by“We were once the People of the Book. But today, with more than five billion digital screens, we are now the People of the Screen." @kevin2kelly ?s=20 https://x.com/plantingjustice/status/1367173437110779920Quoted by@jhagel Not too sure such distinctions really matter that much. Here's @kevin2kelly "The apparent veil between the organic and the manufactured has crumpled to reveal that the two really are, and have always been, of one being."