“Autonomous and voluntary behaviour.” These words, hewn from the discussion about avoiding conflicting interests, strike fear in the hearts of technologists. “Control and determinism” are the words they want to hear — those over-sold consorts of certainty.” — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“Dynamics Concerning forces and changes in the world. Semantics Concerning meaning, interpretation and intent.” — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“Using a microscope we can see a little of what happens on a small scale, and using satellites and other remote tools we can… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“Physics is thus a creative work of abstraction, far from the theory of everything that is sometimes claimed. For about a century, then, determinism… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“We suffer sometimes from the hubris of believing that control is a matter of applying sufficient force, or a sufficiently detailed set of instructions.” — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“We shall have to stop thinking of technology as something invulnerable that is merely used by humans, and view it as part of a… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“We sometimes think we are in control because we either don’t have or choose not to see the full picture.” — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“We also use that limitation purposely as a tool to understand things, to form the illusion of mastery and control over a limited scale… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“Autonomous and voluntary behaviour.” These words, hewn from the discussion about avoiding conflicting interests, strike fear in the hearts of technologists. “Control and determinism”… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“The more details we can see, the less we have a sense of control. This is why layers of management in an organization tend… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
“our perceptions of being ‘in control’ always have a lot to do with scale at we focus our attention – and, by implication, the… — Mark Burgess Copy Share Image
