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What the chart describes strikes me more as a prison than transcendence. Not all complexity is order, and not all chaos isn't simple. However, much of the wran
by readflaggedcomm 6y ago
What the chart describes strikes me more as a prison than transcendence. Not all complexity is order, and not all chaos isn't simple.
However, much of the wrangling could relate to contractual data preservation (like client communications), which means we don't have enough information to decide whether it's "too complex" for remuneration received. Doesn't mean the grandparent comment is wrong, though.
- rektide 6y agoHaving the capabilities, to me, implies nothing. What you do with gathered information is up to you. No one else has any capacity, capability, to gather, to understand, to begin to consider. We all live in eternal, scattered, not just unconnected, but unconnectable, un-understandable forms. The possibility should exist to try to harness our many forms. The digital should be a channel to explore, view, gather, from which understanding might possibly begin. But we have only ephemera, our thought & action owned inside other people's clouds.
- readflaggedcomm 6y agoData is what you make of it, and you can pile it up so high that you spend all your effort managing avalanches. Me, I like sand art.