Intro to the Metacrisis
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Intro to the Metacrisis
owing to the fact that behind the many interconnected problems of the metacrisis there is a deep ideological problem (i.e., a lack of unified narrative), metamodernism can be defined as a new collective value system1 that incorporates, contextualizes and transcends all previous value systems while resolving the conflict between them in an integrate
... See moreAlex Fergnani • Metamodern Futures: Prescriptions for Metamodern Foresight
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The human species is in the latter stages of the kind of transformation of context that only occurs every five hundred years or so. The meta-crisis is not merely ‘a lot of problems’ that we may or may not solve, rather it is the character of this time between worlds, where one world system is dying but another has yet to be born.
Jonathan Rowson • Now that you’ve found the others what are you going to do? - Emerge
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It is pretty hard to address the meta-crisis when a meaning crisis and culture war is happening. If many people are living in a way that does not engender a sense of meaning or are too busy yelling at each other via memes, how are we going to address our greatest collective challenges?
Peter Limberg • Becoming a Live Player
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The Message of the Polycrisis
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Vinish Garg added
The author talks about the structure and the energy—and how everything is about our internal and external structures. This is why I feel that the practice of designing digital experiences should intersect with our spatial world—how we move and navigate in our physical world, for the structure, for aesthetics, and for the sense-making.
What I've come to recognise as core to my practice is the challenge of taking an extraordinarily complex, integrated, incomplete problem and wrapping my arms around it conceptually in a way that helps and empowers practitioners to actually do things about it.
Luke Craven • #29: On boundary objects
Adam Zeiner added
Keely Adler added
most important we need to put our big picture capability to work on the problems that now haunt us. Most of these problems are systemic. Their causes are deep and multiple.
Grant McCracken • What if culture is the solution: Big Pictures 005
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