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Image via Shafali Jain includes "Roots" by mripp (CC BY 2.0) Aamne Saamne Pi Shafali Jain Rural ecosystems are losing their voice. They are treated as passive recipients of emerging developments with their data environments fractured by infrastructural problems. The textually prolific internet doesn’t account for other common forms of knowledge.
Image via magma collective magma collective Image via magma collective Two dandelion seeds float on a gentle summer breeze. One settles in an open meadow, another is blown across a fence into a flower patch. In peer-to-peer networks, we ‘seed’ for one another. We spread our bytes like weeds, criss-crossing fenced-in property and open meadows alike, in our effort to grow digital abundance . Energies toward peer-to-peer decentralisation are rising again.
The Google image search for Salar de Uyuni is dazzling. The pictures are so white your eyes hurt. The spaciousness is almost terrifying. You can’t help but think that a place so full of emptiness must contain mirages: tricks of the light, secret delusions, passages to indeterminate places and unruly desires. The dried up lake looks like it could go on forever and ever. Everything here is in your head. Lithium (Li) is the third element on the periodic table, sitting right behind hydrogen and helium.
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