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This is the first episode of an ongoing Technosocial series with Daniel Fraga. In this conversation we explore the theory and practice of Ontological Design, exploring: what Ontological Design means and why it is relevant as an discipline in the informational age; the noomachia, 4th generational warfare, the battle of ideas and informational fluxes; the transformations in subjectivity brought about by digital network technology; the death of Man and posthumanism; magic, machinic phylums and technological lineages; and the insight that we create technologies and then they create us, underlining the importance of becoming skillful artists and designers of our media and technological environments.
Daniel's writings can be found here
medium.com/@danielfraga
This is the first episode of an ongoing Technosocial series with Daniel Fraga. In this conversation we explore the theory and practice of Ontological Design, exploring: what Ontological Design means and why it is relevant as an discipline in the informational age; the noomachia, 4th generational warfare, the battle of ideas and informational fluxes; the transformations in subjectivity brought about by digital network technology; the death of Man and posthumanism; magic, machinic phylums and technological lineages; and the insight that we create technologies and then they create us, underlining the importance of becoming skillful artists and designers of our media and technological environments.
Daniel's writings can be found here
medium.com/@danielfraga
