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Lawlessness and dehumanization on the internet

The technology thriller about the online game Nerve is a fascinating internet dystopia with alarming many parallels to reality.
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An electromagnetic monster

What if you could connect your brain to a mobile hard drive and run it on your computer. If so, would the computer be able to think and feel like a sapiens? Would the computer be you? 
Ole Robert Sunde -

Damage and information war

Technology has become a favorite tool for protest and activism. A Gaza hacker team has created newspaper headlines around the world.
erikskare@gmail.com -

When the phone controls your life

Finally, your cell phone can avoid being eavesdropped or tracked. Now it is here – the phone case that blocks the surveillance of others. But?
anrikevisser@gmail.com -

Srnicek & Williams: Inventing the Future

The new information technologies have made the work no longer thought to constitute the essence of man.
Dominique Routhier -
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