Plurality ⿻

What is Technology?

Chapter 3 of Technological Metamodernism

Technological Metamodernism | Hilma Church-Turing | Substack

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Cosmo-localism

Chapter 6, part 3 of Technological Metamodernism

⿻ 數位 Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology …

In the vast, boundless expanse of Plurality, each life …

Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology

A witty, often terrifying that chronicles our transform…

Palantir’s manifesto: Technofascism in plain sight

Because I get asked a lot.

Technoskepticism: Between Possibility and Refusal

Between Possibility and Refusal

Plurality

A book by E. Glen Weyl, Audrey Tang and the Plurality Community exploring how technology can support and strengthen democracy.

In Tech We Trust - Second Renaissance

The god-like authority of technology in the modern age – and what it means to set a wiser course

Palantir's social media manifesto is a blueprint for technofascism

The surveillance firm’s viral X post calls for hard power, conscription and the end of pluralism. AI expert and academic Mark Coeckelbergh on what happens when technology becomes the gateway to authoritarianism

Actualités/Essais/Documents

Technopolitique, Asma Mhalla : Intelligence artificielle, réseaux sociaux, implants cérébraux, satellites, métavers… Le choc technologique sera l’un ...

‘No & ...’ : A Forum on Technological Refusal - Home

This forum begins from the idea that refusal is, among other things, a rejection of one’s current relationship to technology (as an individual and/or as part of a collective) and a simultaneous commitment to another way of being in the world. The ‘no’ is accompanied by a ‘yes’ to another path. In this sense, refusal demands a careful articulation of what needs to change as well as a vision for a future that can (and should) be worked towards.

Pluralistic: Ad-tech is fascist tech (10 Mar 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

A core tenet of the enshittification hypothesis is that all the terrible stuff we're subjected to in our digital lives today is the result of foreseeable (and foreseen) policy choices, which created the enshittogenic policy environment in which the worst people's worst ideas make the most money:

Pluralistic: Ad-tech is fascist tech (10 Mar 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

A core tenet of the enshittification hypothesis is that all the terrible stuff we're subjected to in our digital lives today is the result of foreseeable (and foreseen) policy choices, which created the enshittogenic policy environment in which the worst people's worst ideas make the most money: