Understanding Technocracy and the Implications of Control

The ideas shared at this year’s Culture Summit may feel like issues that won’t impact us immediately, but the reality is that we must be faithfully engaging difficult and unfamiliar issues in order to confidently lead. One of the many ideas we discussed at this year’s event is the increased control in technology. In this clip, author Paul Kingsnorth will help define and describe technocracy and what it means for us.

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[Tronlady]

"The ideas shared at this year’s Culture Summit may feel like issues that won’t impact us immediately, but the reality is that we must be faithfully engaging difficult and unfamiliar issues in order to confidently lead. One of the many ideas we discussed at this year’s event is the increased control in technology. In this clip, author Paul Kingsnorth will help define and describe technocracy and what it means for us." A much better way of wording this would we are being led to believe that we must be faithfully engaged in difficult and unfamiliar issues in order to confidently get ahead in of the many ideas we discussed at this year’s event was the increased perceived control that technology has on our am totally on board with what you are saying but wording is important!

[Totoro-idhb]

That is not the definition of technocracy