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Other relevant content:
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Social Technology through Diagrams
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Social Techs novel online
New:
Social Technology Blog
New:
Social Technology Wiki
Please see these web pages:
The main Social Technology page.
Find
Compatibles, the key page, with the real solution to all other problems
explained
Technological Fantasies , a page about
future technology
Social Tech a page about Social Technology,
technology for social purposes. I think I was the first person to use
this phrase on the Internet, quite a long time ago.
Roughly corresponding to these web pages are the following
blogs:
Social
Technology the main blog, hosted on this site, with posts
imported from the following blogger.com blogs, which still exist and are
useable.
Find Compatibles
devoted to matching people with friends, lovers, jobs, places to live and
so on, but doing so in ways that will actually work, using good math, good
algorithms, good analysis.
Technological
Fantasies devoted to future stuff, new ideas, things that might be invented
or might happen, such as what is listed above and below.
Sex-Politics-Religion
is a blog about these important topics, which I have been told should never
be mentioned in polite conversation. Alright that advice does seem
a bit dated, but many people are still told not to bring up these subjects
around the dinner table.
I believe I was the first person on the Internet to use the phrase Social
Technology -- years before the Web existed.
Those were the good old days, when the number of people using the net
exceeed the amount of content on it, so that it was easy to start a discussion
about such an upopular topic. Now things are different. There
are so many web pages that the chances of anyone finding this page are low,
even with good search engines like Google. Oh, well.
By Social Technology I mean the technology for organizing and maintaining
human society. The example I had most firmly in mind is the subject
of Find
Compatibles, what I consider to be the key page, the one with the real
solution to all other problems explained.
As I explained on my early mailing lists and later webpages, I find
that social technology has hardly improved at all over the years.
We still use representative democracy, exactly the same as it was used in
the 18th century. By contrast, horse and buggy transporation has been
replaced by automobiles and airplanes, enormous changes.
In the picture below you will see some 18th century technology, such
as the ox-plow in the middle of the picture. How things have changed
since then in agricultural technology. But we still use chance encounters,
engagements and marriages to organize our home life and the raising of children.
I claim that great advances in social technology are not only possible
but inevitable. I have written three novels about this, one preposterously
long, 5000 pages, another merely very very long, 1500 pages. The third
is short enough at 340 pages to be published some day. Maybe. The
topic is still not interesting to most people. I will excerpt small
parts of these novels on the web sometime, maybe even post the raw text for
the larger two.
This site includes many pages dating from 1997 to 2008 which are quite out
of date. They are included here partly to show the development of these
ideas and partly to cover things the newer pages do not. There will
be broken links where these pages referenced external sites. I've tried
to fix up or maiintain all internal links, but some will probably have been
missed. One may wish to look at an earlier
version of this page, rather longer, and at an
overview of most parts of what can be called
a bigger project.
Type in this address to e-mail me. The image is interesting.
See Status of Social Technology
Copyright © 2007, 2008,
2009, Douglas Pardoe Wilson
I have used a series of e-mail address over the years, each of which
eventually became out of date because of a change of Internet services or
became almost useless because of spam. Eventually I stuck with a Yahoo
address, but my inbox still fills up with spam and their spam filter still
removes messages I wanted to see. So I have switched to a new e-mail
service. Web spiders should not be able to find it, since it is hidden
in a jpeg picture. I have also made it difficult to reach me. The
picture is not a clickable link. To send me e-mail you must want to
do so badly enough to type this address in. That is a nuisance, for
which I do apologize, but I just don't want a lot of mail from people who
do not care about what I have to say.
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