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SERENDIPITY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Wherever there is persuasion, there is rhetoric. And wherever there is “meaning,” there is “persuasion.”
    - - We are all partaking in, and many of us are helping to build, something that none of us understands.
      - If we don’t already know the answers to these questions, what do we need to know to design, deploy, control, and live humanely with the tools we are creating?
      - We simply don’t have a good method for thinking and making decisions about how to apply (and not apply) the powerful tools of rationality, the scientific method, reductionism, the combination of logic and efficiency embodied by technology.
  - - - hypermedia
      - intertextuality or the relationships and connections between texts
      - you likely spend upwards of 10 hours a day interacting with media according to Neilsen's 2018 total audience report.
      - meta narrative - a relationship to intertextuality and hypermedia
      - innovation - "the alteration of what is established by the introduction of new elements or forms," "a change made in the nature or fashion of anything" or even "a political revolution; a rebellion or insurrection." NOW "a new, improved product or process"
      - data farming
      - reciprocal equality. The term refers to the difference between technological persuasion architectures and traditional forms of persuasion. The former doesn't allow the person being persuaded to respond in kind--or to also attempt to persuade. In other words, these structures favor those who create them and are inherently imbalanced.
    - - What shape does consumption take in digital culture?
      - What does it mean to plan digital projects?
      - What does it mean to be critical?
      - How do we use procrastination toward productive ends?
      - How do we begin to think critically about what we consume?
      - How do we imagine technology?
      - What digital neighborhoods do we call home?
      - What does it mean to shape digital space?
      - How do we move between location-specific digital communities?
      - ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS WEEK 2
        
        Why does everything seemingly appear opaque? secretive and exclusive
    - - Kipple
      - Planning
      - Procrastination
      - Social Construction
      - Staging
      - Digital Rhetoric
      - Persuasion
      - Consumer Culture
      - Techno-Progressivism
      - Disciplined Curiosity
      - Science-Fiction
      - Critical Digital Literacy
- - - - Fractal—which describes the relationship between small and large--as in an individual who is taked with creative making that has implications for the broader species
      - Adaptive--which refers how we change
      - Interdependent and decentralized--which explains who we are in a community, our individual and collective power within that community, and how we share what we have with those considerations in mind.
      - Non-linear and iterative--which represents the pace at which we change and the pathways we take to realize that change
      - Resilient and transformative--which speaks both to how we work toward justice and how or what we recover in that work
      - Creative and affirming of more possibilities--which make room for us to move toward what life could look like and how it's expressed
      - Free will is, among other things, the freedom to make mistakes. One group mistakes will sometimes cancel another.