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When stated like that, it becomes quite clear to me that we're currently living through software development dark ages. :-)
by vanviegen 4y ago
When stated like that, it becomes quite clear to me that we're currently living through software development dark ages. :-)
- toofy 4y agothere are absolutely forces who are actively weakening both social interconnectivity and also technological interconnectivity. leaders say this out right. it’s much easier for them to control and build personal wealth/power when isolation is rampant. lock in—or metaphorically, when wings are clipped. one of graeber’s three freedoms is: the freedom to move _from_ one situation _to_ another if you feel it will measurably improve your life. we currently see example after example where someone with influence—monied or political—is actively trying to limit our abilities to change situations. and of course as you pointed out, this is heavily applying in technologies as well.
- wheelerof4te 4y agoWell, the lack of stable energy and power sources would indeed be detrimental to software development. But it would be so for a lot of other things we modern humans take for granted. We are underestimating the impact of peace on global prosperity. When there is no peace, there is no trade. If there's no trade, there is not enough energy. No energy = no power. And modern society simply can't exist without power.
- vagrantJin 4y ago> impact of peace on global prosperity I know of a certain country that loves war against small states and interfering with regional conflicts thereby disrupting peace.