communications
This is a bit of a rant. I woke up salty. First, a personal anecdote: a few years ago while adjusting to a new role with a nonprofit, some government funding became available for Indigenous-centred programming relating to digital information systems. The organization scrambled to design a new program
communications
Back in 2018 I shared a thought on Facebook about how social media was changing our perception of time. I had just wrapped up my first summer growing flowers for profit on a parched five acres in the prairies of Southern Alberta. Somehow, despite no working wells on the property
accelerationism
Technology has accelerated the widening chasm between clear information and muddied noise; social media and now LLMs have broadly eroded information literacy and sown chaos throughout most spheres of public discourse. Everyone is confused, most are angry, some were blissfully lobotomized by the algorithms long ago. But our online spaces