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Otto Paans: "In a culture of fragmentation, social media and mass media function like an amplifier of all thoughts. Often, they force users to condense their thoughts in the extreme (in the case of Twitter or Facebook) or to reduce them to images (in the case of Instagram).
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"In The Media Ecosystem, Antonio López draws together the seeminglydisparate realms of ecology and media studies to present a fresh andprovocative interpretation of the current state of the mass media—and itspotential future. López explores the connections between media and theenvironment, arguing that just as the world's powers have seized andexpl...
Reoccupying the Collective Imagination
Earth embodies a great spirit, of which we are all a part. But alienated humans have colonized this planetary lifeforce. Working in service of corporate abstractions, theyhave forsaken membership in the Earth community forthe power and privilege to exploit all its resources andliving subjects. Despite being children of Earth, they nolonger know from where they come. Instead they enclosecommonly shared resources, altering the chemistry of theatmosphere and oceans in order to transform our bios...
Antonio Lópezis a media educator and journalist who has written for Tricycle, Punk Planet, In TheseTimes, High Times, The Brooklyn Rail, Reality Sandwich, and scores of other magazines, newspapers,websites, and academic journals. His essays have been featured in several anthologies, includingToward 2012: Perspectives on the Next Age and the MacArth...
Otto Scharmer: "Over the past three weeks, we have almost miraculously transformed our collective behavior on a planetary scale. The amount of disinfecting, hand washing, and social distancing at home and in public spaces is mind boggling.
In Protocols for Postcapitalist Economic Expression Bryan, Lopez and Virtanen build the conditions for such a system. Where economic processes are not dictated by profit, what counts as value-creation, and is rewarded by dividends, can be collectively determined by the network.
Otto Neurath’s Central Planning by Gavin Mendel-Gleason : "Neurath is perhaps the greatest historical proponent of central rational planning without money.
The third work, “Toward a North-South Dialogue”, was presented in Ger- man on 14 March 1992, in Bad-Homburg (next to Frankfurt), on the occasion of Karl-Otto Apel's seventieth birthday, and was later published by Suhrkamp in a Festschrift for Apel.
Description. Otto Kroesen: "In the modern world we employ different types of discourse: cultural, national, even professional. There are warnings of a clash between cultures (Huntington 1996) and the values fostered by different traditions. The use of reason is not sufficient to set priorities between them.
