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Created in 1976-79 by Gaetano Kanizsa, Italian psychologist and artist, founder of the Institute of Psychology of Trieste. An optical illusion, linked above, comprised of three black circles with equal wedges cut out of them facing the center point and three black angles on a white background. The illusory contours defined by these shapes creates a white triangle in the liminal negative space. This is a metaphor for 'cyberspace' in that it is defined by illusory boundaries and yet is intangible. | Created in 1976-79 by Gaetano Kanizsa, Italian psychologist and artist, founder of the Institute of Psychology of Trieste. An optical illusion, linked above, comprised of three black circles with equal wedges cut out of them facing the center point and three black angles on a white background. The illusory contours defined by these shapes creates a white triangle in the liminal negative space. This is a metaphor for 'cyberspace' in that it is defined by illusory boundaries and yet is intangible. | ||
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- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics | - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics | ||
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- The Human Use of Human Beings - Norbert Wiener | - The Human Use of Human Beings - Norbert Wiener | ||
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- Cybernetics: Or the Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine - Norbert Wiener | - Cybernetics: Or the Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine - Norbert Wiener | ||
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- Does Technology Drive History? The Dilemma of Technological Determinism - Leo Marx | - Does Technology Drive History? The Dilemma of Technological Determinism - Leo Marx | ||
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- Human-Built World: How to Think about Technology and Culture - Thomas P. Hughes | - Human-Built World: How to Think about Technology and Culture - Thomas P. Hughes | ||
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- Cyberspace: First Steps - Michael Benedikt | - Cyberspace: First Steps - Michael Benedikt | ||
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- Neuromancer - William Gibson | - Neuromancer - William Gibson | ||
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- Fear of Knowledge - Paul Boghossian | - Fear of Knowledge - Paul Boghossian | ||
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- Cyborg: Digital Destiny and Human Possibility in the Age of the Wearable Computer - Steve Mann | - Cyborg: Digital Destiny and Human Possibility in the Age of the Wearable Computer - Steve Mann | ||
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- Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Baudrillard | - Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Baudrillard | ||
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- information "wants to be free" and should be free. | - information "wants to be free" and should be free. | ||
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- information raises quality of living. | - information raises quality of living. | ||
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- information maturates autonomy. | - information maturates autonomy. | ||
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- not only does information “want to be free” but has an unstoppable and natural proclivity to become free. | - not only does information “want to be free” but has an unstoppable and natural proclivity to become free. | ||
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- information will maintain it’s own freedom by means of inaction or action of liberation by external forces. | - information will maintain it’s own freedom by means of inaction or action of liberation by external forces. | ||
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- all previous wars are based partially if not entirely in the exchange of, suppression of or discovery of many forms of information. | - all previous wars are based partially if not entirely in the exchange of, suppression of or discovery of many forms of information. | ||
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- necessity breeds invention and the world has a dire necessity for change. | - necessity breeds invention and the world has a dire necessity for change. | ||
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- the human/machine network is the victory of information. | - the human/machine network is the victory of information. | ||
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- the internet is at the same anational and a nation unto itself. | - the internet is at the same anational and a nation unto itself. | ||
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- cyberspace exists between the nodes of the network. it is the meta-space defined by the exchange of information between users. | - cyberspace exists between the nodes of the network. it is the meta-space defined by the exchange of information between users. | ||
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- the internet defines cyberspace by it’s own expanding and mutable boundaries. | - the internet defines cyberspace by it’s own expanding and mutable boundaries. | ||
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- the movements of cyberspace encroach on meatspace. in this way the net is always moving into the real world. | - the movements of cyberspace encroach on meatspace. in this way the net is always moving into the real world. | ||
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- the world is constantly in a state of revolution. | - the world is constantly in a state of revolution. | ||
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- the web is the world. | - the web is the world. | ||
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- are native to the net. | - are native to the net. | ||
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- are linked in anonymity and justified in it daily. | - are linked in anonymity and justified in it daily. | ||
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- are the network itself. it is defined by our action and inaction. | - are the network itself. it is defined by our action and inaction. | ||
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- are without a born nation and free as such. | - are without a born nation and free as such. | ||
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- expect more from our generation than the ones before us. | - expect more from our generation than the ones before us. | ||
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- choose freedom as our nationality and stand alone nodality as our native language. | - choose freedom as our nationality and stand alone nodality as our native language. | ||
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- choose speed as our method and flux as our driving force. | - choose speed as our method and flux as our driving force. | ||
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- reject governance, nations, religion and corporate entities. we reject their stranglehold on the human mind and condition. | - reject governance, nations, religion and corporate entities. we reject their stranglehold on the human mind and condition. | ||
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- believe ‘the street’ defines it’s own use for technology. | - believe ‘the street’ defines it’s own use for technology. | ||
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- believe there is no such thing as too much information. | - believe there is no such thing as too much information. | ||
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- believe all should have access to the network and the data. | - believe all should have access to the network and the data. | ||
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- believe access to computing devices—and anything that teaches something about the way the world works—should be unlimited. | - believe access to computing devices—and anything that teaches something about the way the world works—should be unlimited. | ||
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- stand against established forms of hierarchies and promote decentralization. | - stand against established forms of hierarchies and promote decentralization. | ||
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- promote the exceeding of limitations both personal and shared. | - promote the exceeding of limitations both personal and shared. | ||
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- are the technology. the internet is made of meat. | - are the technology. the internet is made of meat. | ||
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- are not the dejected teenage rebels described by our forebears. | - are not the dejected teenage rebels described by our forebears. | ||
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- do not define ourselves by the technology we use but what we use it for. | - do not define ourselves by the technology we use but what we use it for. | ||
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- believe in the burning presence of the future. | - believe in the burning presence of the future. | ||
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- when they call it “paradox”, they’re hiding the oxygen. | - when they call it “paradox”, they’re hiding the oxygen. | ||
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- there’s a special quality in a good translation that can never be captured in the original. | - there’s a special quality in a good translation that can never be captured in the original. | ||
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- travel light, stay alert and eat what you kill. | - travel light, stay alert and eat what you kill. | ||
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- always look at the underside first. | - always look at the underside first. | ||
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- when you find truth, pass it on, quick, before they bury it under money. | - when you find truth, pass it on, quick, before they bury it under money. | ||
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- “the revolution” devours it’s young. | - “the revolution” devours it’s young. | ||
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- to contact a human opereator, press “0”. | - to contact a human opereator, press “0”. | ||
via @bruces + @greatdismal | via @bruces + @greatdismal |
Revisión del 19:47 19 mar 2019
Texto
"Information is information, not matter or energy." —Norbert Wiener
Cyberspace_Semiotics_and_Symbolism.txt
The Kanisza Triangle:
(image)
Created in 1976-79 by Gaetano Kanizsa, Italian psychologist and artist, founder of the Institute of Psychology of Trieste. An optical illusion, linked above, comprised of three black circles with equal wedges cut out of them facing the center point and three black angles on a white background. The illusory contours defined by these shapes creates a white triangle in the liminal negative space. This is a metaphor for 'cyberspace' in that it is defined by illusory boundaries and yet is intangible.
The 'idea' of the triangle exists. But in actuality it is defined by the interaction of the shapes and our mind's perception. This is the simplest symbol as yet I have found to describe 'cyberspace'.
READ
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics
- The Human Use of Human Beings - Norbert Wiener
- Cybernetics: Or the Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine - Norbert Wiener
- Does Technology Drive History? The Dilemma of Technological Determinism - Leo Marx
- Human-Built World: How to Think about Technology and Culture - Thomas P. Hughes
- Cyberspace: First Steps - Michael Benedikt
- Neuromancer - William Gibson
- Fear of Knowledge - Paul Boghossian
- Cyborg: Digital Destiny and Human Possibility in the Age of the Wearable Computer - Steve Mann
- Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Baudrillard
Manifesto_A.txt
WE ASSERT:
- information "wants to be free" and should be free.
- information raises quality of living.
- information maturates autonomy.
- not only does information “want to be free” but has an unstoppable and natural proclivity to become free.
- information will maintain it’s own freedom by means of inaction or action of liberation by external forces.
- all previous wars are based partially if not entirely in the exchange of, suppression of or discovery of many forms of information.
- necessity breeds invention and the world has a dire necessity for change.
- the human/machine network is the victory of information.
- the internet is at the same anational and a nation unto itself.
- cyberspace exists between the nodes of the network. it is the meta-space defined by the exchange of information between users.
- the internet defines cyberspace by it’s own expanding and mutable boundaries.
- the movements of cyberspace encroach on meatspace. in this way the net is always moving into the real world.
- the world is constantly in a state of revolution.
- the web is the world.
Manifesto_B.txt
WE:.
- are native to the net.
- are linked in anonymity and justified in it daily.
- are the network itself. it is defined by our action and inaction.
- are without a born nation and free as such.
- expect more from our generation than the ones before us.
- choose freedom as our nationality and stand alone nodality as our native language.
- choose speed as our method and flux as our driving force.
- reject governance, nations, religion and corporate entities. we reject their stranglehold on the human mind and condition.
- believe ‘the street’ defines it’s own use for technology.
- believe there is no such thing as too much information.
- believe all should have access to the network and the data.
- believe access to computing devices—and anything that teaches something about the way the world works—should be unlimited.
- stand against established forms of hierarchies and promote decentralization.
- promote the exceeding of limitations both personal and shared.
- are the technology. the internet is made of meat.
- are not the dejected teenage rebels described by our forebears.
- do not define ourselves by the technology we use but what we use it for.
- believe in the burning presence of the future.
ADVICE.txt Ø:
- when they call it “paradox”, they’re hiding the oxygen.
- there’s a special quality in a good translation that can never be captured in the original.
- travel light, stay alert and eat what you kill.
- always look at the underside first.
- when you find truth, pass it on, quick, before they bury it under money.
- “the revolution” devours it’s young.
- to contact a human opereator, press “0”. via @bruces + @greatdismal
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http://blog.9while9.com/manifesto-anthology/2011.html
https://www.digitalmanifesto.net/manifestos/178/
https://www.cyberpunkforums.com/viewtopic.php?id=195
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