This is a great and thought-provoking post. I guess I want to view the internet as a utility ("the administration of things") that is stripped of its nefarious addictive entertainment/weird virtue signalling with strangers in order that culture and human interaction can happen away from screens. How far I want to wander in digital space I'm not sure and there is already perhaps too much to wander through. I do like the idea that a definition of utility can include intellectual utility and in that sense we should definitely be sharing ideas. That could be a powerful way to view what content is worthwhile creating and how it is presented/shared. Looks like Clusta is well suited to that use case :)
I haven't seen anyone using Debord in digital design before. Click not scroll. Love this!
This is a great and thought-provoking post. I guess I want to view the internet as a utility ("the administration of things") that is stripped of its nefarious addictive entertainment/weird virtue signalling with strangers in order that culture and human interaction can happen away from screens. How far I want to wander in digital space I'm not sure and there is already perhaps too much to wander through. I do like the idea that a definition of utility can include intellectual utility and in that sense we should definitely be sharing ideas. That could be a powerful way to view what content is worthwhile creating and how it is presented/shared. Looks like Clusta is well suited to that use case :)