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Generation Why?
Zadie Smith (in NY Review of Books) analyses the restructuring effect of channeling human interaction through software. Interesting riffs on the consequences for our sense of identity of living in public, the loss of our sense of the mystery of ourselves, and especially the legacy effect of random or individual programming decisions once they harden into social architecture.
Zadie Smith (in NY Review of Books) analyses the restructuring effect of channeling human interaction through software. Interesting riffs on the consequences for our sense of identity of living in public, the loss of our sense of the mystery of ourselves, and especially the legacy effect of random or individual programming decisions once they harden into social architecture.
