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[...] . But this is only the beginning, and who knows what new marvels they will invent in the future? Cet article To Geek or not to Geek est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

[...] . Where do we stand now? Is the dream of a virtual Republic nothing more than that: a dream? Cet article Are we afraid of freedom? est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

[...] shares with the famous British investigator an analytical, introverted and solitary nature. Cet article Why everyone shall become Batman est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

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[...] , geeks tend to have a relatively closed social circle. Indeed, a unique feature of the geek culture is that it is highly self-referential, and used by geeks themselves as a underlying [...]

[...] candidate on YouTube? Cet article Looking for talent ? Why not use Youtube ! est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

[...] Douglas Baez T.E Lawrence Charlemagne Cet article Do orphans lead the World? est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

[...] nothing more than that: a dream? Cet article Are we afraid of freedom? est apparu en premier sur Human Age. [...]

[...] through the takeover of sharing economy. It is, in essence, the thesis of the last essay from Jeremy Rifkin, one of the most famous humanist / futurist of our time. For a few decades, Rifkin has [...]

[...] into a new paradigm when all classical concepts of economy are no longer available, as Jeremy Rifkin explained in his most recent book Zero Marginal Cost Society. What new kind of hero will arise [...]

[...] another notable feature of geek culture is that it does not fit into a standard pattern or consumer society. It is remarkable that geeks have an active relationship with the world of fiction, which [...]

[...] of the universal Father/Mother able to guide us in every way. In a more diffuse form, the consumer society has filled our anxieties by endless multiplication of material possessions. In both cases, [...]

[...] real thread that connects the myth of Batman and that we live in our daily existence. The consumer society constantly feeds us with derivatives that prevents us from turning our attention to [...]

[...] believe that we became more rational and more able to bear the truth, but in fact, our collective psyche has changed very little. We still need to tell ourselves stories, and the most [...]

[...] and cultural differences, Batman continues to exert such a deep fascination on the collective psyche. It seems impossible to answer this question without considering the mythological dimension [...]

[...] click through to YouTube to view the video. Diversify content Once you have linked your YouTube videos on your other social media accounts, you can diversify what you share to make it more [...]

[...] and traditional political powers. I find it is striking that specialists talk about Internet governance as if it were to be assumed by a central authority without ever considering the [...]