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There is only one reasonable approach, and it's not even mentioned as an option here: the browser edition. (I.e., written to target the ubiquitous WHATWG/W3C hypertext system.)

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Wow!

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Notice the subtle othering: it's not "us" who have been doing this but the "governments, banks and big corporations" ... But who are their shareholders, who are their citizens, staff, customers etc? Us ...

Note this is a comment on Attenborough's book. I do wonder what his recommendations are...

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Summary of Margot Bloomstein's talk "Designing for Trust in an uncertain world." (Recording of a similar talk on Vimeo)

Margot's starting point is what has been called the epistemic crisis.

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Intergenerational social problems here; we should be able to learn from the past and not repeat our mistakes.

Another place where markets are failing us. We need better regulation for this sort of behavior.

Reminiscent of the story in Judith Rodin's The Resilience Dividend about the Kambi Moto neighborhood in the Huruma slum of Nairobi. The area and some of the responsibility became a part of ownership of the space from the government. Meanwhile NPR's story here is doing some of the counting which parallels the Kambi Moto story.

A useful statistic but it needs more context. What is the percentage of organic farming to the overall total of farming?

Fortunately the linked article provides some additional data: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/01/10/organic-farming-is-on-the-rise-in-the-u-s/

I find it interesting to be reading about a completely different sort of climate theory in this book than the one commonly known in popular society.

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Bericht über die Studie zum Verhältnis von Klimabildung und Ideologie. Verweise zu den wichtigsten Forschungen in dieser Richtung

IZA – Institute of Labor Economics. ‘COVID-19 and the Labor Market’. Accessed 6 October 2020. https://covid-19.iza.org/publications/dp13742/.

IZA – Institute of Labor Economics. ‘COVID-19 and the Labor Market’. Accessed 6 October 2020. https://covid-19.iza.org/publications/dp13720/.

Ausführliche Sendung über Desinformationstechniken vor allem im Umkreis der Trump-Kampagne, viele Hinweise auf weitere Ressourcen

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Ich will deine Analyse auf gar keinen Fall besserwisserisch kritisieren. Ich kann alle Aussagen unterschreiben, und ich habe Grund, an meinen eigenen Kategorien und an meiner politischen und sozialen Analysefähigkeit zu zweifeln. Meine Einwände—eher Vorschläge, weiter zu gehen—sind:

1. Klammerst du nicht Machtfragen aus, die für die epistemic crisis, von der du ausgehst entscheidend sind? Hinter Trump, dem Brexit und der Propaganda für sie stehen Interessengruppen und Individuen, wie die Koch-Brüder und Rupert Murdoch.
2. Sind Aufklärung, Wissen und Technologie einheitliche Phänomene, oder gehören sie nicht zu sehr unterschiedlichen konkreten Konstellationen? Kann man nicht z.B. daran zweifeln, dass die Entwicklung der sozialen Medien tatsächlich im Sinne der Aufklärung verlief? Sollte man nicht eher konkrete working anarchies, demokratische Formen der Kooperation wie in den Wissenschaften oder im offenen Netz verteidigen statt abstrakt für Rationalität und Aufklärung als solche einzutreten?
3. Sind die ökologischen Krisen, die great acceleration und die globale Ungerechtigkeit nicht auch Ursachen für die epistemic crisis? Betreibt etwas Trump oder die Gruppe, deren Interessen er vertritt, nicht vielleicht deshalb eine wissenschaftsfeindliche Politik, weil wissenschaftliche Ergebnisse klar zeigen, dass diese Machtgruppen die Menschheit in eine Existenzgruppe führen?

Zusammengefasst ich würde Aufklärung und Wissenschaft als etwas Lokaleres und Bestimmteres verstehen, verbunden mit Interessen und politischen Strukturen, und ich sehe die epistemische Krise als Komponente von Machtkämpfen—Machtkämpfen zwischen den Eliten, aber auch zwischen Eliten und den Interessen anderer Gruppen. Ich will damit aber nicht umgekehrt eine Fragmentierung von Vernunft und Aufklärung betreiben, sondern nur ihre Sozialisierung durch Einbettung in kooperative Strukturen.

Du schreibst jetzt über drei miteinander verbundene Politikfelder. Aber stellt nicht die Entwicklung, von der du ausgehst, den Politikansatz in Frage, in dem sich solche Themenpolitiken betreiben lassen? Und zeigt die Aufteilung in Netz-, Digital- und Wissenspolitik nicht vielleicht auch, dass die Digitalisierung nicht das einheitliche Phänomen ist, als das sie uns erscheint?

Hier berührst du auch das Thema der Globalisierung, das man wahrscheinlich nicht von denen der epistemischen Krise und des Digitalen abtrennen kann. - Ist diese Verbindung der Themen nicht ein Indiz dafür, dass es immer zugleich um wirtschaftliche Interessen und um Macht geht? Hypothetisch formuliert: Haben wir es hier nicht mit Koalitionen von antiglobalistischen Eliten und Teilen der Bevölkerung zu tun, die sich durch die weitere Modernisierung bedroht fühlen?

Du verstehst diese epistemische Krise als Gegensatz zwischen einem im weitesten Sinn aufkärerischem Herangehen an gesellschaftliche Probleme und einem irrationalistischen, faktenfeindlichen Vorgehen. Wenn ich es richtig sehe, dann argumentierst du im weiteren Verlauf des Textes dafür, mit noch mehr Aufklärung zu reagieren, und differenzierst innerhalb des aufklärerischen Ansatzes zwischen Netz-, Digital- und Wissenspolitik.

Ich würde das, was du hier diagnostizierst, als Epistemic Crisis bezeichnen. Ich nehme sie genauso wahr wie du, und ich bin auch darüber entsetzt. Das erste Warnsignal, das ich ernst genommen habe, war der Brexit, das zweite die Wahl von Trump. Beide habe ich vorher nicht erwartet, weil sie jenseits des Horizonts waren, in dem ich Entwicklungen erwartet habe. ich muss also auch an der Art und Weise zweifeln, in der ich politische Entwicklungen verstanden habe.—Später kam dann für mich der Aufstieg der Freiheitlichen hier in Österreich, bis hin zur Regierungsbeteiligung, und die rechtspopulistische Welle (wenn man es so nennen will) in Frankreich und Italien.

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