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[AI summary] This text is a comprehensive and philosophical exploration of the concept of 'networks' in the context of digital culture, social media, and contemporary society. It reflects on the evolution of networks from early forms like BBS to Web 2.0 and beyond, questioning their role in shaping human interaction, community, and governance. The author critically examines the limitations of current platforms, the rise of 'organized networks' as a response to institutional failures, and the need for alternative, decentralized infrastructures. Themes include the tension between connectivity and control, the impact of surveillance capitalism, and the potential for collective action through digital tools. The text also engages with philosophical and theoretica...
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