Musings and comparisons of political systems in the physical world to those that are forming in the digital.
Author: Doug
Coronavirus Accelerates the Rise of the Digital Citizen
Global health & financial crisis will push society to adopt initiatives that accelerate the rise of the digital citizen.
The Internet is a Force Multiplier
The digital age is a force multiplier. The interactions we have with the world through the internet acts as leverage. It creates both positive and negative outcomes. The digital age is a time where quick and impulsive judgements are made at a massive scale. A single viral post online can be seen by hundreds of … Continue reading The Internet is a Force Multiplier
Psychology, Sociology, and Influence in the Digital Age
The information age is characterized as a time of uploading human life into digital environments. We build social profiles, share essays, build music lists, and join communities. Most importantly, humanity now exists in a hybrid environment, living in both physical and digital settings. How you interact in the digital world is often different from how … Continue reading Psychology, Sociology, and Influence in the Digital Age
Skills for a Modern Digital Citizen
If you were going to make a list of skills that a digital citizen could use to acquire and maintain a position of influence on the internet, what would they be? And why? Below is a list I put together of general skills that a Digital Citizen can benefit from acquiring. It's not exhaustive and … Continue reading Skills for a Modern Digital Citizen