Academic Scientific JournalsSome conversations are recorded (which media are in?)
Keywords:
social media, homo informaticus, digital infosphere, political correctnessAbstract
Media mediated public discourse displays black holes predicted by the uncertainty principle. Future events are as unpredictable as a sparrow hanging on a branch in Witold Gombrowicz’s ‘Cosmos’. Welcome to the network society, to homo informaticus, to a digital infosphere with transhumanist echo of social media. ‘METOO’, anyone?
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