Tag: state surveillance

We have been harmonised

Posted on by bronwynruthwilliams in artificial intelligence, futurenomics, Reading Right Now

We Have Been Harmonised by Kai Strittmatter makes for uncomfortable reading. The book details the seemingly unstoppable slide towards the total surveillance state (or the 360 degree, 4D WiFi curtain, as I like to call our emerging omniscient open air prison reality), not just in the Communist Party of China's China, but all over the … Continue reading We have been harmonised →

Introducing “The Ethernet”

Posted on by bronwynruthwilliams in futurism, Libertarianism, observations, privacy

Trend analyst, Dion Chang of Flux Trends said that 2018 was the year of voice - the year that we reached "peak screen" and began to move from screen based internet to voice based internet. He was not wrong. Alexa, Siri and Google Home are now common place. Over 43 million US homes have access to … Continue reading Introducing “The Ethernet” →