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Technocracy and the Problem When Inmates Run the Asylum

transparency July 15th, 2010

Borrowing the title from a very famous book called “The Inmates are Running the Asylum” by Alan Cooper. This book talks about the problem for normal people when all functions and digital objects work according to “programmer logic” which might seem like the best and easiest way for them since their brains are . . . → Read More: Technocracy and the Problem When Inmates Run the Asylum

The Collaboration Toolkit

social media January 20th, 2010

In this digital age we work more and more by ourselves from a distance. We still meet up every now and then, but a lot of our projects and work are done from home. Normally when there’s a group-project we do some of the work by ourselves at home and then meet up . . . → Read More: The Collaboration Toolkit

Why ‘Choice Under Scarcity’ is Replaced by Free as the Future of Business

social media January 11th, 2010

The problem today is that industries still work under the old traditional economic idea of ‘choice under scarcity‘. When there is a limited amount it gets expensive. We have to choose where to spend our resources (money).

The part that has changed, compared to earlier, is that information no longer is limited in . . . → Read More: Why ‘Choice Under Scarcity’ is Replaced by Free as the Future of Business

The Power of Mind Control

cultural patterns January 10th, 2010

Attention is the key to mind control. Focus enough and count the number of passes that the white team makes in the video.

Many have wondered what the secret to mind control is. The secret is there if you focus enough.

Mind control is basically an ability to hide messages in what is . . . → Read More: The Power of Mind Control

Josef Ohlsson Collentine

Technocracy and the Problem When Inmates Run the Asylum

The Power of Mind Control

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