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...but making evaluation easy for ''The Man''. Your performance must be, in {{author|James C. Scott}}’s clever phrase, “[[legible]]”. Literally, ''[[machine-rea ...

...d thought of it before, the closest JC got was this, from media theorist {{author|Neil Postman}}, in his 1992 book {{Br|Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture ...

...ganising sensory input to make sense of it. Call this “narratisation” (© {{author|Julian Jaynes}}) or coining a {{t|metaphor}}. <br> ...

{{a|gsv|}}With a hat-tip to Radiant Law’s {{author|Alex Hamilton}} for this categorisation of the contract process in his exce ...esolved in order to deliver true front-to-back processing brings to mind {{author|Stuart Kauffman}}’s concept of the “[[adjacent possible]]” — being possible ...

...great tide, and return to the animals rather than overcome yourself?” — {{author|Friedrich Nietzsche}}, {{br|Also Sprach Zarathustra}}</ref> ...

...at lone wolf of clarity on the prairie of dense American legal drafting, {{author|Kenneth A. Adams}} once devoted a [https://www.adamsdrafting.com/wp/wp-cont ...

[[Thought leader]]s<ref>See {{author|Daniel Susskind}}’s {{br|A World Without Work}} for the classic case of thi ...

Remember {{author|Robert Cialdini}}’s six rules of [[persuasion]]. Deploy them where you can. ...

...the internet is architected]], literally from its very bottom layer.<ref>{{author|Lawrence Lessig}}’s magical {{br|Code: Version 2.0}} has a fabulous account ...

...a learned fellow) and programmatic (outright [[Chatbot]] fodder) — blame {{author|Richard Susskind}} for this easy categorisation; it was his idea — notwiths ...

...t and there is trust. Literally, and they operate at different layers in {{Author|Stewart Brand}}’s [[pace layering]] schema. The layering point is important ...

...there is one thing to take from this article, please make it this: read {{author|James P. Carse}}’s magnificent {{br|Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of :—{{Author|Douglas Adams}}, {{hhgg}}.}} ...

...ialisation]] of everything. How blockchain commits the daycare fallacy - {{author|David Graeber}}’s debt analysis ...ivilization about the folly of using magic to take shortcuts. If we take {{author|Arthur C. Clarke}} at his word that any sufficiently advanced technology is ...

...big idea isn’t that flash, and someone will do it, and undercut you. See {{author|Roger Martin}}’s the {{br|The Design of Business: Why Design is the Next Co ...

Originally published in 1976, {{author|Richard Dawkins}}’ neo-Darwininst classic {{br|The Selfish Gene}} advanced ...

...required, they estimate, about 360,000 hours of human lawyer time.''<ref>{{author|Daniel Susskind}}, {{br|A World Without Work}}. Not a fan, to be honest.</r ...

...d]] game. There, the rusk payoff is markedly different.<ref>This is what {{author|Nassim Nicholas Taleb}} calls the “Rubin Trade”.</ref> ...

...er'' — offer an ''excuse'' to ignore them. {{br|No One Would Listen}} to {{author|Harry Markopolos}} as he laid out, in painstaking detail, to precise method ...

:—{{author|John Gall}}, {{br|Systemantics: The Systems Bible}}}}{{d|Artificial intelli ...

...rouch, his publicity avers, is some new ''enfant terrible'' of Sci Fi: a {{author|Philip K. Dick}} for the twenty-first century. Since Crouch has apparently ...