Sublime

We live what our protagonists live.

The Kuleshov Effect

one concrete objective:

The publishing of L’Âge de la multitude in 2012 caught the attention of the French government. As I went back to the public sector for a brief period, they asked me to write a report, alongside Pierre Collin (a respected tax judge in the French Conseil d’Etat), on taxation and the digital economy[207]. The

The challenge is to acknowledge our capacity for error without letting it paralyse the will to action. All our judgements should be hedged against the possibility that we may be wrong.

Suddenly it was not so easy to establish, or agree on, truths. The dawning realisation that we were in trouble coincided with the near-collapse of the broad economic model for journalism. People had – sort of – known that was happening, but in a world of too much news they had stopped noticing.

their reactions to the obstacles that litter their path.

trustworthy, reliable and good quality.