Difference between revisions of "Graphs & Sovereignty (Q2220)"
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Graphs & Sovereignty
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Sovereignty Turn
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"Angst-Lust" towards China
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principles of solidarity work on the aggregate, if you personalize you get a different allocative power, which changes the societal debate on this problem
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social graph, intent graph, consumption graph, interest graph, mobile graph
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shaping doctrine
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social-graphs are economic and geostrategic assets
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geopolitics are graph politics
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fake news and memes are there to drive traffic, which allows to map traffic
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graph appropriations
Made by Karl Schmidt
New legal problems around localization and order
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