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3D printing see communitas |
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academy: of sciences; of games and pleasure; as Theater of Nature and Art |
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action see agency; agency; agency |
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actors see stakeholders |
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Agamben, G. |
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Agamben, Giorgio |
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agency: as an ability to step outside the status quo; as transformation; as power; of citizen scientists; over time; as ability to make decisions |
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air pump |
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alchemists see alchemy |
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alchemy: as expression of agency through tinkering and entrepreneurship; and the tension between telology (restoration) and transformation; alchemists as political artisans; as metaphor for prototyping as hybrid and open-ended exploration; parallels to present hackerspaces; supporting aesthetic, metaphysical, poetic, and other uses of instruments |
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algorithmic governance: as a command mechanism; as Leviathan; superior governance; and alternatives to monopolization; teleological reduction of governance |
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algorithmic rule see algoritmic governance |
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algorithms: and genealogy of automation; serving time as Chronos; reducing governance to infrastructure; as promissory infrastructures for governance (governance machines, algorithmic rule); as matter of regulation and agency; privatization of the future; political subjects under their rule (hungry parasites, surprlus citizens); claims of better governance; enabling pervasive control; ownership and regulation of algorithms; political and economic implications of algorithms; reduction of politics and decision-making; predestined future; exorcisim of algorithms; corporate algorithms; and sandboxes; as modern rituals; and the myth of automation; myths and rituals; as prototypes; as universal patterns; and resignation; control over the future; as technological folklore and myth; public and open source |
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allegories see metaphors |
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ambiguity: effect; origin; tool; of democratization and empowerment efforts |
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analogy see prototype |
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anxieties: forgotten |
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arbitrary: power; excess; nature |
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Archimedean sphere |
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Aristotle |
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artifacts become models of thinking about society see paradigms |
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artisan science: Renaissance; hackerspaces; Zilsel |
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artisanal knowledge see artisan science |
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artisanal origins of modern science see Zilsel's thesis |
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artisans |
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aspirational values and principles see ethics |
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aspirations: importance in science and technology (desiderata and optativa); for citizen biotech economies; of prototypes; of future algorithmic governance; forgotten; of sadnboxes; public; of DIYbio; open source |
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astronomy see Chronos |
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automated and decentralized governance see algorithmic governance |
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automated society see algorithmic governance |
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automation: myth of; as control; and time; promises; and governance; and sandboxes; infrastructures; genealogy of; and prototyping, exorcism of |
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automation-based governance see algorithmic governance |
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autotelic see prototypes |
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Bacon, Francis |
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Barthes, Roland |
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bioelectrochemical experiments see transhackfeminist |
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biology and electronics see vitalism |
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Bitcoin protocol see algorithmic governance |
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blockchain futures see Lithopy |
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blockchain ledgers see time |
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blockchain protocols see algorithmic governance |
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body politic: classical unity; and parasites; automated; transgender |
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Boyle's air pump see instruments |
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Buterin, Vitalik see Ethereum |
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Byzantine Generals see metaphors |
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Caecus, Appius Claudius |
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Campanella, Tommaso see algorithmic rule |
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care for the future see future |
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casino see Leibniz |
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Cassin, Barbara |
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chance: and Kairos; experimenta fructifera; and design; and atomism |
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chemical microcosm see vitalism |
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chemical processes see vitalism |
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Chronos: enslavement; society as epiphenomenon of models; political action as epiphenomenon of predefined future |
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circuits see prototypes |
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citizen science see community |
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citizen science |
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citizens: and direct experiences of science; data; stakes in the future; participation; and Leviathan; labs; science; and experimental algorithmic citizenship |
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city see public space |
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clepsydra see clocks |
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clocks: sundials; clepsydra; atomic clocks; and computers; and governance |
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Coetzee, John Maxwell |
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Comenius, John Amos |
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commodification see monopoly |
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community: community-based projects and prototypes; community-driven instruments in citizen science; as Lithopy; and DIY; and future; and aura; and tools (instruments); of makers; living; of explorers; reimagined; actions; ideal; imaginary, closed; open-source; geek (maker); innovation; moral; teleological; international (global); and infrastructure |
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community science see community |
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computing see metaphors |
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cosmology see Chronos; Chronos |
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critical engineering |
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critical making |
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curiosity see Foucault |
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cycles see Chronos |
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Dangerous Prototypes studio |
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data see Chronos |
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decisions see Kairos |
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Delgado, Ana |
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demiurge: as metaphor of governance, questioning the exclusion of making and tiketing from politics |
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demiurge paradox in Plato see demiurge |
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democratization: of science instruments; of knowledge; of future-making |
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depriving citizens of agency see Chronos |
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design theories see design |
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Dining Philosophers see metaphors |
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discovery see Chronos; Kairos |
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disobedience: moral; political agency |
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disruptive technology see Kairos |
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disruptive technology and innovation (DTI) see governance machines |
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divisions and divides: trading zones; economic; political; digital; between code and law; between hackerspace and industry; between patents and open source technologies; between Shenzhen and the global community of hackers; geopolitical; between work, labour, action and leisure; between amateur (DIY) and professional science; between libertarian and communitarian values; between science, politics and design; boundary objects; disciplinary divides; between the empirical knowledge of the new artisans and the superior, deductive, and theoretical reasoning performed in universities; between politics and cosmology; parasites and patrons; inventors and victims; vitalist and mechnical notions of life and machines; governance and technology, vitalism and mechanical philosophy; lab, kitchen and street; present; political; various domains of knowledge and civic virtues; Zilsel's thesis; technological and scientific |
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DIY instruments see instruments |
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DIY makers see hackers |
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DIY tools see instruments |
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DIYbio: present scholarship; protocols; institutions; meetings; prototypes; instruments; movements; small science |
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Do-It-With-Others see DIYbio |
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dreams: ‘technological dreams of future making (Lindtner); hacker; Silicon Valley; technocratic; of automation; of algorithmic rule; regulation; of perfect hardware and just minerals; transhumanist; neoliberal; of governance by design; technocratic; of new age of curiosity (Foucault); alternatives to algorithmic rule; announcing the future, anticipating freedom (Foucault); rejecting the role of roles of the wise man, the prophet, and the legislator (Foucault); dream of the intellectual (Foucault); as Drebbel's instruments; and prototypes; republic of artisans; and folly of empiricism; and "future anterior"; against automation |
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dreamworks see prototypes |
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Drebbel, Cornelius: and Bornitz; and Bacon; incubator; living instruments; artisan instruments; Renaissance instruments; cosmoscopes; simulator of weather cycles; prototypes that serve various goals; hands-on experiences with nature; and artisans; reconciles Kairos and Chronos (vitalims and mechanical philosophy); Archimedean sphere; ‘demonstrative machine(s)’; ‘experimentall Instrument or spirituall weapon’; folly of empiricism; book of friends; alba amicorum; playful and creative projects; transformation; optatives and desiderata; clock; democratization |
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early adopters and designers see monopoly |
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epistemic machines see instruments |
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estrogen see Open Estrogen Project |
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Ethereum: inventor; pointer |
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ethnography: of hackerspaces; of liminal environments; combination with genealogy; direct engagements with science and technology |
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everyday life see everyday practices |
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exempla see prototypes |
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experiment with the future see Kairos |
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experimenta fructifera see Bacon |
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experimenta luctifera see Bacon |
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experimental and experimentalist governance see Kairos |
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experimental environment see sandboxes |
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experimental governance: over prototypes; in hackerspaces; Solar Pocket Factory; Shenzhen; over sandboxes; and negotiation; publci spaces for; of technological futures |
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experimental practices see experiments |
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experimental values see experiments |
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experimentation with new services |
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experiments: participatory; social; with technology and governancne; bioelectronic; by science artisans; microfluidic; communal; alchemist and mechanical art; estrogen; private; as civic and public ‘actions’; molecular gastronomy; citizen science; with gender and science politics; with science and art; cheaper; self-governance; with prototyping that support Kairos; open future; with governance over prototypes; with open science hardware; with possible futures; with governance; scientific; hybrid, political, and ontological; open; Renaissance; resign upon; creative; into diverse values and visions; and BioAutonomy; bioelectrochemical; thought; famous; critical making; practices; values; with new services; global; with social and political institutions and nature; as Kairos; geopolitical site for; geopolitical; of makers, hackers, geeks; witg governance, sovereignity, and autonomy; open-ended |
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exploration see Kairos |
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exploratory uses see sandboxes |
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false scarcity |
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fantasies and anxieties of automation see myth of automation |
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fantasy see myth |
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FinTech see blockchain |
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first monopoly tool see monopoly |
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flexibility see Kairos |
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fork 'public' infrastructure see blockchain |
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Foucault, Michel |
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freedom |
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fringe prototypes se prototypes |
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Fukushima disaster |
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functional prototype see prototypes |
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future: programmed by victors; care for; predictable; advantegous; as a problem of governance and agency; future anterior; loss of agency; future-making |
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future anterior see future |
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future worth the trouble' see Foucault |
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Future-making see future |
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futures see future |
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Galison, Peter |
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Gaudens, Urs |
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geek ethos see prototypes |
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geeks see hackers; hackers |
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gender: politics; identity; sovereignity; estrogen; GynePunk |
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genealogy |
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generative experiences see prototypes |
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Generic Lab Equipment |
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Global South |
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God's plan see teleology |
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good governance see Kairos |
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governance: problems; algorithmic; good; and technology; without political unity; technological futures |
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governance machines: as olive presses; as science instruments; as infrastructures; problems |
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GynePunk |
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hackers |
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hackerspaces |
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Hackteria |
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Henderson see parasites |
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hidden forces in nature see Chronos |
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Hobbes, Thomas |
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Hollywood of hardware products see Shenzhen |
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homo faber |
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homo ludens |
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hungry bellies see parasites |
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hungry parasites see parasites |
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hybrid and liminal environments see hackerspaces |
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hybrid space see hackerspaces |
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ideal of governance see myth of automation |
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imagination see future |
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improving knowledge about nature see science |
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improving society see science |
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improvisation see Kairos |
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independent tool for measuring radiation see prototypes |
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individual and communal experiments see prototypes |
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Indonesia |
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Indonesian mobile food truck see Indonesia |
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Industry 4.0 see governance machines |
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informal networks |
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infrastructure: disruptive; bureaucratic; close the future; future; emerging; for automation; connection to rituals and machines; new; and oversight; replace legitimacy; blockchain; technical; products of metaphors; network; modern; measure and imputomate governanceose Chronos; independent; promissory; and progress; and teleology; neutral; public; as governance machines; as sundials; as patrons' tables; magical; and control of private and public life; algorithmic; prototyping of; hegemonic |
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infrastructures |
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ingenuity |
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innovation see Chronos; Kairos |
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insights see Chronos |
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Instauratio |
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institutions |
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instruments: in Delgado |
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iterative and open-ended practice see design |
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joy of making |
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Kairos: experience; in technology and governance; opportunity to act; opportunity to generate new knowledge; opportunity to make decisions about uncertain futures; opportunity to transform |
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Karkhana |
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kits see prototypes |
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klepsydra see clocks |
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knowledge see Chronos |
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knowledge and living see paradigm |
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knowledge of time see Chronos |
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laboratory |
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Lamport's algorithms see metaphors |
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Leibniz's Academy see academy |
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Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm |
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Lessig, Lawrence |
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Leviathan see algorithmic governance |
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licences: Creative Commons; open source; patents |
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liminal environments see hackerspaces |
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liminality, liminal site see communitas |
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Lindtner, Silvia |
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Lithopy |
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little science |
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lived experiences see everyday practices |
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living community |
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Locke, John |
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makers see hackers; hackers |
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masculine birth see time |
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material and creative engagement see prototypes |
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mechanism |
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media archeology |
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metaphor for a novel form of governance see algorithms |
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metaphors: as Kairos, trasformed into algorithms; and prototypes; in language; in computing; saving agency; and algorithms; political; metaphors of innovation; of lawmaking; in Drebbel; of "living instruments"; in philosophy; and technology; defining fututure; opportunistic; vitalist; of alchemist transformation |
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metaphors for governance |
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Meyer, Morgan |
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microfluidics see prototypes |
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microscope see prototypes |
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model see prototype |
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models see paradigms |
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monopoly |
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monopoly contraption see monopoly |
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Morozov |
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mortality see Kairos |
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Mrazek, Rudolf |
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myth: inherent in all modern media and technologies; control over tim; 'naturalization' of political phenomena; of automation |
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myth of automation see automation |
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mythical control over time |
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natural philosophers see alchemy |
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naturalization' of political phenomena see myth |
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nature and culture |
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negotiations |
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network of workshops and garages see Shenzhen |
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non-utilitarian explorations see Kairos |
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normative ideals see values |
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objects |
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OCSDNET |
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ontology see Chronos |
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open and public future see future |
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open future see future |
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open hardware |
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open hardware Casablanca see Shenzhen |
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open hardware projects see prototypes |
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Open Hormones Public |
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Open Insulin Project |
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open science |
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Open Science Hardware: developers; instruments |
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open-ended process see Kairos |
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OpenDrop: as example of artisan prototype; as bitcoin-driven investment in science |
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opportune moment see Kairos |
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opportunity see Kairos |
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optimize social phenomena see algorithmic governance |
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original prototype of governance see city |
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origins of Western philosophy see Thales |
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OSAT project repository wiki |
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OSH prototype repositories |
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Palamedes |
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pansophism |
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paradigm |
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paradoxes |
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parasites |
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participatory environments: as hackerspaces; as sandboxes |
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Pathetic dot theory see sandbox |
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patrons see parasites |
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patterns see Chronos |
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Paxos allegory |
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Pecheblenda |
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personal and collaborative work see prototypes |
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personal and social action see prototypes |
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personal and social agency see prototypes |
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personal explorations see prototypes |
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personal time see time |
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places outside professional laboratories see hackerspaces |
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Plato |
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Plautus see clocks |
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plea for agency and freedom see Kairos |
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plural futures see futures |
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plurality and dissent see Kairos |
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Polanyi |
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policy see governance |
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political apathy and resignation upon the search for better governance see algorithmic governance |
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politics see Kairos |
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postcolonial utopias |
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power: abitrary exercise of; future; asymmetry; of code; separation of; clashes; absolute; magic; automated; mechanical; uncontrolled; of algoorithms; vacuum; demistify; balance with knowledge; cosmic; military; balance; to decide; to challenge stereotypes; economic; universal; over time; of patrons; of developers; agency; as public good; over the creations political question of; immense; democratize; collective; structures; decentralize; structures; of new tools; social; citizens of Athens; parasites; of cycles; Chronos; archaic gods; of the machines; over society |
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practice |
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pragmatic and emancipatory functions see prototypes |
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precariat see precarity |
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precarity: algorithms; designed; early warnings; subjects; massess; logic; anecdotes; lives; conditions (Lindtner); precariat Standing |
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precedent see Kairos |
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preserving autonomy see Kairos |
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printed circuit boards see circuits |
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probes see prototypes |
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professional science see science |
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progress see myth of automation |
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promisory object see promissory technology |
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promissory technology |
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prototyped instruments see instruments |
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prototypes: Renaissance; and alchemist practice; open-science hardware engagements |
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prototyping see prototypes |
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public and exploratory sandboxes see sandboxes |
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public good see time |
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public infrastructure see infrastructures |
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public participation |
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radiation monitoring kit |
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reason see progress |
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reduces politics to ontology and cosmology see algorithmic governnce |
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reduction of reality and history to algorithms see algorithmic governance |
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RegTech see governance machines |
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regula see paradigm |
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regulation of 'disruptive' technologies see sandboxes |
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regulations and code see sandboxes |
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regulatory sandboxes see sandboxes |
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reign of chronos in society see algorithmic governance |
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relationship between values and knowledge see prototypes |
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Renaissance artisans |
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Republic of Makers see Shenzhen |
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restiration see Instauratio |
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restoring active citizenship and the public sphere see Kairos |
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retreat from the political see algorithmic governance |
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rhetoric see Kairos |
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rite of passage see rituals |
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rituals |
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Rouvroy |
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rule see Chronos |
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Safecast |
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Salomon's house see academy; academy |
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Samuel Morland's calculating machines see instruments |
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sandbox: emphasizing agency |
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sandboxes |
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satellite data |
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scenario |
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scenarios see future |
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Schmitt, Carl |
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science and technology |
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science artisans see hackers |
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science instruments see instrument |
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scientific casino see Leibniz |
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scientific laboratory |
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self-determination see Kairos |
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serendipitous experimenta fructifera see experiments |
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SEZ see Shenzhen |
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Shenzhen |
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Silicon Valley: sophists and patrons |
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slaves see parasites |
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small science see DIYbio |
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smart cities see governance machines |
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social expectations from science and technology see prototypes |
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social interactions see Kairos |
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society |
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Socrates see Plato |
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Solar Pocket Factory |
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solution |
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sophists |
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Special Economic Zone see Shenzhen |
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stakeholders: in the future; participation; infrastructure; public interest; merchants and aristocrats; science artisans; sandbox; visibility of interests; empowered; risk; trust; antagonistic; Lithopy; domestication of algorithms; trading zone; pathetic dot theory |
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state: as technically completed magnum-artificium; based on something other than religion |
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status quo |
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Sun state see algorithmic rule |
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sundials |
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superior artisans see Zilsel's thesis |
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surplus see parasites |
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surveillance infastructure see algorithmic governance |
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symptoms of a crises see future |
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system see automation |
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tactical and hybrid decisions see sandboxes |
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technocratic governance see algorithmic governance |
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technocratic neutrality see algorithmic governance |
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technological and scientific divides see divides |
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technology and governance |
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Tel Aviv Makerspace see hackerspaces |
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teleology see myth of automation; of progress |
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telos see teleology |
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Thales |
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Thales' anecdotes see Thales |
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Thales' provocations see Thales |
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Theater of Nature and Art see academy |
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things |
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things no one cares about see Thales |
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three roles see Foucault |
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time: as Chronos; as Kairos; control of xx; public; personal; impersonal; public good; common good; future; as resource; as opportunity; different uses of; history; as protocol; as source of change; as transformation; knowledge of |
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time's masculine birth see time |
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timekeeping see time |
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timekeeping of speeches see time |
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timestamping see time |
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tinkering and making |
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tools see instruments |
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trading zones: as sandboxes; Galison |
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tradition: crafts; degradation of makers; liberal; business practices; disrespecting rites |
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transform society see transformation |
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transform the future see transformation |
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transformation: opposite of teleology; as Kairos; Drebbel; Bornitz |
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transgressions: subjects; parasites; gods; Bornitz; 3D printing |
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transitory see Kairos |
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transitory associations see Delgado |
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translation of code into regulation or natural language see Lithopy |
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tricksters see artisans |
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TV-B-Gone Kit see open hardware |
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Tweet-a-Watt kit see open hardware |
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unique collaborations see prototypes |
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unique experience of time see Kairos |
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universal control see Chronos |
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universal patterns see Chronos |
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unpredictability see chance |
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uses of science, technology, and time see prototypes |
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uses of time see prototypes |
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value of time see time |
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values: pre-given; political; embedding; goals and; expectations and; different futures, technologies, and values; experimental ideas, values, and goals; experimental; complex; negotiate; utopian |
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vulnerability see Kairos |
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Wicker Man |
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workshops: Shenzhen; OCSDNET project; Hackteria; OpenDrop; Global South; Open Estrogen Project; insulin; Safecast; Lithopy |
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Yogyakarta see Indonesia |
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Zielinski, Siegfried |
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Zilsel's thesis: bridging the disciplinary and social divides; artisan science |
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Zuboff, Shoshana |
