so here is a first pass as the lines & melodies of our utterances
Bz The Tigers The Cultural Smog Of The Internet… The Internet of Things - the magnitude/form, flooded with a profound short-term breed of technologies. In the youth- in my regions of interaction- we are not prepared. There is a paralyzing weight over our personal liberty. Privacy lost to attacks and corrosion. Antagonistic commentary acting as an inspiring force. Corporate power is entirely obsolete. Government will inevitably consolidate. The new aesthetic might make it more obvious, but pessimism is unbearably fragile, whatever online dialogues might appear to be. The Snakes Do you honestly believe we're just sending information back and forth? The guys with the money, with all the hacking/corrosion/cyberwarfare, are not particularly for social change. Jumping on the perspective of the platform providers, in the social media realm, the digital bandwagon holds all the good cards. Don't hope for too much. It's worth being a prosumer for all sorts of reasons. The purpose of regulations will make the lines (of communication), of user's actions and interactions, for actor and audience, already open, and along them the slightest bit of lucrative data. The difference seems pointless. The Dragons (I) find the idea. The future can make their own contexts beyond some degree of privilege. Future artists are not public. Creating important and relevant work, being/contributing the possibility of a nation objectionable, feeling like a citizen, knowing the given structures, we shove down their metaphorical gullets and come up to extract and preserve what we all think we need to do, on the net, on Social media platforms, as a Netartizen/Netartisan. The Phoenixes If there is some rise of infopower, who will be physical when big data stacks wipes all the technology, when the land is scorched, when social media typifies our time? And perhaps more to the point, let's hope the gap from our Arab Spring will be left with a feeling that in the pulse of the future digital/online years that libraries survive. What are we ISIS, we Baynesian algorithms, we NetArtizens doing/writing/about? What are we, as "it"? The Spiders I have long hunted the good word. We want dynamically-shared, distributed co-authoring in a way that (is) an opportunity to create something that is for audiences that are participating - a political strategy for those of us who like political strategies - a privatized (network) space for the public. Acting out of ignorance, the modern day database alters/influences the work. We can be citizens of capital's enclosures for a while, exploited to give it its value, pressing a button, inserting our own creativity into content management system and social media. I don't just mean "interactivity" under the banner of art. Let's make a truly new net. One that has the potential to- in a really creative way, offer new ways to fully integrate the artistic process into a network, or something like that, a net where we can initiate and participate in equal measure. The Cranes @Bill >>>> would be nice to have #tip2 There is no one We @Mez >>>>> N.Et.A[l]rtizen MANIC responses @Ruth >>>> NetArtizen #[s]tip[ewe.lation] ---- al[ways]media[ate]platform[at]s. @Alan >>>>> cultural heritage ---- 3: S[m]o[dalities+fun]c[t]i[ons_] = 0000000067141066147020145071157060440063556066145063040 @Dark >>>> 404 FILE NOT FOUND I am still alive The Star Fishes I had a dream one time about the world we live in- of teams of artists- from netbehaviour- from anywhere else. Let’s conceptualize an approach to delivering theatrical social media. We may invent or even dream of local mythologies of networked systems in troubled areas. We find out more can be expressed in local vernacular. We find a platform for paratrooping re-interpretations of torment explained by the local's face. _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
