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USSR Design Almanac

Consider these rules:

1.  The language we speak has an effect on the kinds of thoughts we think.
2.  The spaces we inhabit have an effect on the kinds of thoughts we think.
3.  Online social platforms are both languages and spaces.

Failing to Distinguish between a Tractor Trailer and the Bright White Sky - Journal #101

In retrospect, of course, Berners-Lee's combination of hypertext and browsing would prove to be one of those brilliantly simple ideas that change everything. By giving users something to *see*, it set off a subtle but powerful shift in the psychology of the Internet. No longer would it be just an abstract communication channel, like the telephone or the TV; instead, it would become a *place*, an almost tangible reality that you could enter into, explore, and even share with the other people you found there. It would become the agora, the electronic commons, the information infrastructure, cyberspace.

Spatial Web Browsing

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I Know a Place | Broadcast

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Metaverse