“It has been a lifelong, (and) at times, a tough journey. Alas! Liberation came too late to be of much help but it’s good nonetheless. It seems Sweet on the scale only has meaning relative to Bitter.”
“It has been a lifelong, (and) at times, a tough journey. Alas! Liberation came too late to be of much help but it’s good nonetheless. It seems Sweet on the scale only has meaning relative to Bitter.”
I found this article on Wired today. It is an interview that they pulled from Quanta Magazine with Quantum Physicist Christopher Fuchs. The interview is an interesting one, particularly for someone like me. I’ve been inspired by my brief forays into quantum physics to be aware of the ways that “perspective” dominates experience and as a result shapes what we can know about the world. I have no idea whether some of the things Dr. Fuchs is conjecturing are accurate, but for completely different reasons I’ve focused my designs of information systems on architectures that allow for each subject to view the information in the system from their own perspective.
Enjoy.
I recently was invited to speak to a class at UC Berkeley on Critical Digital Philosophy.
I used the opportunity to open up a discussion with the students on a couple of subjects.
This probably includes the clearest articulation of my general theories of privacy and regulation that I’ve shared to date.
Colas Zibaut gave a class introduction and shared a short film on digital surveillance. The discussion that I led starts at 9:45. Thanks to Colas and to Lukas Peter for the invitation.
Enjoy!
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