Category:Network Nations

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New section created mid-2023.


Quote

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"Nation-states organize affective memories into a vibe-based territorial logic, 
metropolises organize declarative memories into capability based physical network supernodes that are dense population centers 
cosmopolises organize procedural memories into widely diffused infrastructures."


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"More than one distinctive cosmopolis may emerge in response to a technological stimulus, and the set of cosmopolises may not be either mutually exclusive or collectively exhaustive in relation to either the planet or the political world. A cosmopolis is not a planetarity. It is a smaller unit of analysis, and a legibly embodied geographic reality in a way a planetarity is not. We can sketch out cosmopolises on maps. ... new technologies induce new normals through protocolization of what is initially a weird and scary sort of monstrousness irrupting across a frontier. Beyond that frontier lies a new kind of territory, a new kind of “soil” on which societies can be built. Protocols are the engines of what I called manufactured normalcy a decade ago, and cosmopolises correspond loosely to what I called Manufactured Normalcy Fields.

- Venkatesh Rao [1]


Key Concepts


Key Resources

* Book: Farewell to Westphalia. Crypto Sovereignty and Post-Nation-State Governance. By Jarrad Hope and Peter Ludlow.

Pages in category "Network Nations"

The following 68 pages are in this category, out of 68 total.