⿻ 數位 Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology …

Plurality

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

⁂ community, collaboration, co-existence | Are.na

for building a collective future

🌲☀️ 𝙽𝙳𝙲 𝙳𝚁𝙾𝙿𝚂

An independent research group confronting the gap between what is said to be happening and what is actually happening in digitised societies. https://newdesigncongress.org DISCORD -> https://discord.com/invite/Xu9D3qVana

Plurality ⿻

Chapter 6, part 2 of Technological Metamodernism

Pluralistic: The online community trilemma (16 Feb 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

The digital humanities are one of the true delights of this era. Anthropologists are counting things like sociologists, sociologists are grappling with qualitative data like ethnographers, computational linguists are scraping and making sense of vast corpora of informal speech:

The Digital Life Collective

The Digital Life Collective is an enabler. If you think we should be doing something we're not currently doing, we're here to help you and your project make the change you want to see in the world.

A People’s History of Tech

A collective storytelling project to build a more representative history that reflects the human impacts of technology.

From information free-riding to information sharing: how have humans solved the cooperative dilemma at the heart of cumulative cultural evolution?

Abstract. Cumulative cultural evolution, where populations accumulate ever-improving knowledge, technologies and social customs, is arguably a unique featu

Pluralistic: Model collapse (12 Aug 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

One of my favorite rhetorical and analytical moves is joining things together (showing that two different, seemingly unrelated ideas are aspects of the same phenomenon) and taking them apart (resolving a paradox by demonstrating that what appears to be one, contradictory thing is actually two different things that have been lumped together).

Redressing the Balance: A Yin-Yang Perspective on Information Technology

Information is an essential aspect of how we interact with the world around us. We acquire information and then integrate it to build knowledge, understanding, and trust, which in turn serve in preparing actions. Information technology (IT) is supposed to support all these phases of information processing. But does it? An assessment of IT through the yin-yang lens from Chinese philosophy shows that over the last decades, support for the yin processes of building knowledge, understanding, and trust has been neglected, the focus of most research and development having been on the yang processes of acting. IT shares this imbalance with other aspects of Western and globalized culture. I discuss possible directions for re-establishing a yin-yang balance in IT, as a small contribution to redressing the balance in the world at large.

🚨SYNTHOPTIC WRITING🚨 A guide to my final uni project, a linguistic experiment about how the way we... - Pedro Stolf

🚨SYNTHOPTIC WRITING🚨 A guide to my final uni project, a linguistic experiment about how the way we write can rewire how we think https://t.co/B4WeGMsigq

Cooperative Technologists Community Discourse Forum

The CoTech community Discourse forum is a UK based open discussion board for issues relating to co-operatives and technology.