Vinnova Pre-conference 02009.11.18

Citizen 3.0

1 observation on social order 3 images of government 6 research questions 1 reminder 1 exercise ca 15 minutes

What is a citizen?

a part of a social order

”There is a contrast between a social order which--being based upon consensus of wills--rests on harmony and is developed and ennobled by folkways, mores, and religion, and an order which--being based upon a union of rational wills--rests on convention and agreement, is safeguarded by political legislation, and ﬁnds its ideological justiﬁcation in public opinion.”

governed -governing order

agricultural society:

villager - town

gemeinschaft

industrial society

citizen - city

gesellschaft

social order changes

citizen of the future?

information society

town - city - ?

villager - citizen - ?

3 images of government & 6 research questions

”Networks constitute the fundamental pattern of life, of all kinds of life.”

”Networks became the most efﬁcient organizational forms as a result of three major features of networks [...]: ﬂexibility, scalability and survivability.”

town - city - network

villager-citizen-node

networks change power

nations

city nodes!

e-gov model?

e-hubs

e-citizen portals

research questions

how do we optimize social routing?

how will government change if based on networks of cities?

The essence of the party: face-to-face, a group of humans synergize their efforts to realize mutual desires, whether for good food and cheer, dance, conversation, the arts of life; perhaps even for erotic pleasure, or to create a communal artwork, or to attain the very transport of bliss-- in short, a "union of egoists" (as Stirner put it) in its simplest form--or else, in Kropotkin's terms, a basic biological drive to "mutual aid."

town - city - party

villager - citizen - egoist

e-gov model?

e-game gov

$ 747 million US

research questions

how do we make sure we have fun?

how do we design government services for e-goists?

“What is remarkable here, and unique, is the fact that endogenous retroviruses are two things at once: genes and viruses. And those viruses helped make us who we are today just as surely as other genes did. I am not certain that we would have survived as a species without them.” T Heidmann

“Viruses may well be the unseen creator that most likely did contribute to making us human.” Villareal

town - city - organism

villager - citizen - virus

e-gov model?

e-infection

the state & the body

health

energy

research questions

how do we develop vaccines against bureaucracy?

how do we develop an epidemology of power and information?

state as...

network/party/organism

citizen as...

node/egoist/virus

in closing...

the future is long

foundation of the long now

mindset

exercise

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bonus research question

how do we design a long e-government?

1 observation on social order 3 images of government 76 research questions 1 reminder 1 exercise ca 15 minutes

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Vinnova Pre-conference 02009.11.18

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