Reality
August 29, 2008 at 4:09 am Leave a comment
The one way in which “Web 2.0” is truly a valid concept to mind is this; we’re on the way for the first time to constructing a group artifact that we could call reality. I don’t think we can capitalize it yet. The next thing is to learn how to forget some things we don’t even remember learning–like (oddly enough) “the group is always right!” At least, though, we did make it somewhere to where programmers were no longer the shrouded and coiffed keepers of The Holy Grail. It even turned out they had dandruff. Of course, it’s now that we’re trying to deal with our need for authority. [That’s why we keep putting off the adaptability bit for another day.]
–Glenn
Entry filed under: computers/tech, writing and thought. Tags: computers, empiricism, reality, iconic dialogues, value and perception, timely perception, relativity and truth, religion, social networking, socially defined reality, web 2.0.
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