Comments on: Dangerous Ideas: Information and cultural revolution in the age of the internet or metacognition in the modern society

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By: Encefalus

Encefalus — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 20:15:56 +0000

Concerning your question, I don’t believe that we could say that the internet is self-aware or induce a new form of self-awareness on humans. The internet is a social object, and I believe that the core of my analysis is a sociological one. The psychological notions I have used, refer to the internet as a system. However, I don’t see if we can’t relate these notions to individual self-awareness.

By: Cristian Tiple

Cristian Tiple — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:28:30 +0000

Hi. Do you think that the internet can be seen now as the number one factor that will, let’s say, induce a new form of self-awareness, of the virtuallity of one’s self, as in the case of cultural anomism, or something similar?