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In the blink of an eye, information has moved from being inert to dynamic. Meaning our much-lauded, ancient learning institutions with their authority built upon dusty books cannot keep up with the ever-changing world. Technology is fractal in nature, Einstein figured a branch terminal but all else is emerging in high and higher resolution. Whether there is an end, is arguable, Zenos Paradox shows us that in a centimeter there can be a kilometer and particle physics has divided the indivisible atom into smaller quarks, showing perhaps there is no granulation to the universe. | In the blink of an eye, information has moved from being scarce to ubiquitous, inert to dynamic. Meaning our much-lauded, ancient learning institutions with their authority built upon dusty books cannot keep up with the ever-changing world. Technology is fractal in nature, Einstein figured a branch terminal but all else is emerging in high and higher resolution. Whether there is an end, is arguable, Zenos Paradox shows us that in a centimeter there can be a kilometer and particle physics has divided the indivisible atom into smaller quarks, showing perhaps there is no granulation to the universe. | ||
BurnZero is an anonymous collective working to flesh out new ideas about how we might make a parallel society. | BurnZero is an anonymous collective working to flesh out new ideas about how we might make a parallel society. | ||
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All articles should strive for a graphical representation of the key concept. This could be a simple diagrammatic image or a short video embedded from a streaming service. | All articles should strive for a graphical representation of the key concept. This could be a simple diagrammatic image or a short video embedded from a streaming service. | ||
All notable points should be referenced in a | All notable points should be referenced to robust scientific literature prioritising via this protocol. whilst keeping in mind the internet is turning into something a kin to Borges' The Library of Babel (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel) | ||