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@McLinstitute Odd, isn't it, that hypertext's structural ontology, and the concomitant revolution in expression of consciousness and bounds of possibility space it uniquely allows, remains typically unnoticed. Is such awareness born only from within the possibility-expression-structure itself?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Dec 2023

@sellieyoung @leashless "The apprehension of what is obvious may be the most difficult thing to achieve." — Paulo Cesar Sandler. Why are we here? In Twitter?

"Perspective," notes Alan Kay, "is worth 50 points of IQ." Ultimately, we find ourselves arrived at an evolutionary crisis, a paradigmatic impasse in legacy structures of perception, means and influence. 'Getting it' and 'getting out of it', message and medium, one and the same.
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"Perspective," notes Alan Kay, "is worth 50 points of IQ." Ultimately, we find ourselves arrived at an evolutionary crisis, a paradigmatic impasse in legacy structures of perception, means and influence. 'Getting it' and 'getting out of it', message and medium, one and the same.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @MassimoFaggioli 1/ Le subtweet? The radical, evolutionary iteration of a *spatial* dimension to semiotic radiance "distributed among the strengths of the connections [links!] between the units." (George Landow in 'Hypertext: the convergence of contemporary critical theory and technology', 1992)Quoted by@MassimoFaggioli 1/ Le subtweet? The radical, evolutionary iteration of a *spatial* dimension to semiotic radiance "distributed among the strengths of the connections [links!] between the units." (George Landow in 'Hypertext: the convergence of contemporary critical theory and technology', 1992)