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In recent years, an underlying sense has emerged that algorithmic culture is shallow, cheap, and degraded in the washed-out manner of a photocopy copied many times over.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
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Ada Lovelace
Adam Smith
Andy Warhol
Bertrand Russell
Brad DeLong
Buckminster Fuller
Calestous Juma
Clayton Christensen
Dambisa Moyo
David Deutsch
David Friedman
David Ricardo
Deirdre McCloskey
Doug Engelbart
Elting Morison
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
Frederic Bastiat
Frederick Jackson Turner
Friedrich Hayek
Friedrich Nietzsche
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@bayeslord
@PessimistsArc
Ada Lovelace
Adam Smith
Andy Warhol
Bertrand Russell
Brad DeLong
Buckminster Fuller
Calestous Juma
Clayton Christensen
Dambisa Moyo
David Deutsch
David Friedman
David Ricardo
Deirdre McCloskey
Doug Engelbart
Elting Morison
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
Frederic Bastiat
Frederick Jackson Turner
Friedrich Hayek
Friedrich Nietzsche
Geor... See more
Marc Andreessen • The Techno-Optimist Manifesto
Both felt most comfortable in the meritocracy of academia, where brains trumped everything else. Both had an innate understanding of how the ultraconnected world that they enjoyed as computer science (CS) students was about to spread throughout society. Both shared a core belief in the primacy of data.
Steven Levy • In The Plex: How Google Thinks, Works, and Shapes Our Lives
Digital abundance is a mixed blessing: exhilarating, yet flattening and homogenizing. Culture is converted into “content” that blurs together as it flows through the same conduits and across the same interfaces in an endless stream. As we struggle to keep abreast of the accelerating flow of content, drawn by the perpetual lure of the new, we come t... See more