Cyberculture and the future based on From Counterculture to Cyberculture (Fred Turner)
by Roland Legrand
1. mobile, flexible, masculine
2. Material world as info system
3. Richard Stallman
3.1. GNU - Free Software Foundation
4. Tim Berners-Lee
4.1. WWW - HTTP
4.1.1. W3C
4.1.2. Solid Project
4.1.2.1. linked data
4.1.2.2. semantic web
4.1.2.3. ownership of data
5. Whole Earth Network
5.1. small scale tech
5.2. individual consciousness
5.3. enterpreneurial work
5.4. heterarchical social organization
5.5. disembodied community is achievable
6. where we come from
6.1. Norbert Wiener
6.1.1. cybernetics
6.2. Vannevar Bush
6.2.1. As we may think
6.3. Douglas Engelbart
6.3.1. mother of all demos
6.3.1.1. augmentation research center
6.3.1.1.1. funded by ARPA
6.3.2. experiments with LSD, visiting communes
6.4. Joseph C.R. Licklider
6.4.1. man-computer symbiosis
6.5. Paul Ehrlich
6.6. Marshall McLuhan
6.6.1. ecology, evolutionary biology
6.6.2. The Gutenberg Galaxy
6.6.2.1. global village
6.6.2.2. extension of central nervous system
6.6.3. Understanding Media
6.7. Buckminster Fuller
6.7.1. Ideas and Integreties
6.7.1.1. Comprehensive Designer
6.7.2. design, architecture, speeches
6.7.2.1. Spaceship Earth, geodesic domes
6.8. John Perry Barlow
6.8.1. declaration of the indpendence of cyberspace
6.9. Kevin Kelly
6.9.1. Stewart Brand
6.9.1.1. Esther Dyson
6.9.1.1.1. Release 2.0
6.9.2. New Rules for the New Economy
6.10. George Bateson
6.10.1. Trips Festival
6.10.2. Space colonies
6.11. People's
6.12. Linus Torvalds
6.12.1. Linux
6.12.2. Homebrew computer club
6.13. Forrester
7. critique/authors
7.1. Jacques Ellul
7.1.1. The technological society
7.2. John Kenneth Galbraith
7.2.1. The new industrial state
7.3. Herbert Marcuse
7.3.1. One-dimensional man
7.4. Lewis Mumford
7.4.1. The myth of the machine
7.5. Theodore Roszak
7.5.1. The making of a counterculture.
7.6. Charles Reich
7.6.1. The Greening of America
7.7. John Markoff
7.7.1. What the Dormouse Said
7.8. George Dyson
7.8.1. Turing's Cathedral
8. critique/movements
8.1. New Left
8.1.1. reaction against cold war, nuclear threat
8.1.2. Civil Rights movement
8.2. New Communalists
8.2.1. Beat poetry and fiction
8.2.2. Zen Buddhism
8.2.3. Action Painting
8.2.4. Psychedelic drugs
8.2.5. Sexuality
8.2.5.1. but: reproduction of traditional gender relations in a New Frontier phantasy
8.2.6. Music
8.2.7. Technology
8.2.7.1. tools for liberation
8.2.7.2. but: primarily white
9. Hardware evolution
9.1. small computers
9.2. micro-processors
9.3. keyboard-based interfaces
9.4. individual usability
9.5. interactivity
10. Project Ideas
10.1. timeline, using videos
10.2. blogposts
10.3. diigo social bookmarks
10.4. newspaper articles
10.5. question: would a machinima video be feasible?
10.6. Diglife Cooperative
10.6.1. open learning
10.6.1.1. connectivism
10.6.1.1.1. moocs
10.6.1.2. peeragogy
10.6.2. metacaugs
11. near future literature
11.1. bruce sterling
11.1.1. dark euphoria
11.1.2. gothic high tech
11.1.3. spimes
11.2. vernor vinge
11.2.1. rainbows end
11.3. charles stross
11.3.1. halting state
11.4. gary shyteyngart
11.4.1. super sad true love story
11.5. cory doctorow
11.5.1. for the win
11.5.1.1. Walkaway
11.6. ian mcdonald
11.6.1. dervish house
11.7. Daniel Suarez
11.7.1. Change Agent
11.7.1.1. next revolution is about synthetic biology
12. Classical Movies and TV
12.1. blade runner
12.2. matrix
12.3. Tron
12.4. Hackers
12.5. War Games
12.6. Star Trek
12.7. Sense8
12.8. Mr Robot
13. Games, virtual environments Steam, Playstation, XBox, VR, AR
13.1. second life
13.1.1. insilico
13.1.2. hangars liquides
13.1.3. steampunk, new babbage
13.2. VR
13.2.1. social
13.2.2. games
13.2.3. companies
13.2.3.1. facebook/oculus
13.2.3.2. htc/vive
13.2.3.3. others
13.3. final fantasy VII
13.4. Eve Online
13.5. Seed
13.6. AR
13.6.1. hololens
13.6.2. magic leap
13.6.3. apple
13.6.4. facebook
13.6.5. google
14. Where to go
14.1. Is everything becoming cyber?
14.2. Singularity
14.3. augmented reality
14.4. virtual reality
14.5. mobile
14.6. social
14.7. data explosion
14.8. the apocalyptic version
14.8.1. the end of privacy
14.8.1.1. Edward Snowden
14.8.1.1.1. UK
14.8.1.1.2. China, VS
14.8.2. The future doesn't need us
14.8.3. drones, extrajudical killings
14.8.3.1. autonomuóus executions by drones
14.9. cognitive computing
14.10. extended mind
14.11. synthetic biology, genetics
14.12. cryptocurrencies, blockchain
14.13. artificial intelligence
14.13.1. ethics
14.13.1.1. luciano floridi and others
15. distributed vs. centralized
15.1. blockchain
15.1.1. cryptocurrencies
15.1.2. self-sovereign identities
15.1.3. cryptoanarchism
15.1.3.1. bitnation
15.1.4. indieweb
15.1.4.1. wordpress plugins
15.1.5. federated networks