Severin Matusek

“It’s a post-Snowden and post-WikiLeaks generation that throws its hands up in the air and says, ‘we don’t care about the Chinese spy, everyone has our data,’” Elizabeth Ingleson, an international history professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science told Semafor.

While people want borderless money in principle, what they really want is to be a part of something.

At the same time, we are often told these systems are impossible to fully comprehend and are far beyond our control.

What makes Eno especially relevant for me is his work beyond the songs. His impact as an artist has mostly been to define new forms, supply vocabulary, and arrange the vibe.

How will these changes filter through to the ways our attention is captured, and where it’s directed, in years to come?