We tell ourselves technology is a neutral tool, a digital convenience. But beneath the interface lies a rigid, invisible architecture. If we look through the lens of German philosopher Martin Heidegger (1889–1976), we realize we aren't just using these platforms—we are being used by them. For Generation Jones, we remember a world before this underhanded … Continue reading The Heideggerian nightmare of “digital thrownness”
The Heideggerian nightmare of “digital thrownness”
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