2. Citizen 3.0

3. 1 observation on social order
3 images of government
6 research questions
1 reminder
1 exercise
ca 15 minutes

4. What is a citizen?

5. a part of a social order

7. ”There is a contrast between a social
order which--being based upon
consensus of wills--rests on harmony
and is developed and ennobled by
folkways, mores, and religion, and an
order which--being based upon a union
of rational wills--rests on convention and
agreement, is safeguarded by political
legislation, and finds its ideological
justification in public opinion.”

8. governed -governing order

9. agricultural society:

10. villager - town

11. gemeinschaft

13. industrial society

14. citizen - city

15. gesellschaft

17. social order changes

18. citizen of the future?

19. information society

20. town - city - ?

21. villager - citizen - ?

22. 3 images of government
&
6 research questions

23. <1>

27. ”Networks constitute the
fundamental pattern of
life, of all kinds of life.”

28. ”Networks became the most
efficient organizational forms as a
result of three major features of
networks [...]: flexibility,
scalability and survivability.”

29. town - city - network

30. villager-citizen-node

31. networks change power

34. nations

35. nations

36. city nodes!

37. e-gov model?

38. e-hubs

39. e-citizen portals

41. research questions

42. how do we
optimize
social routing?

43. how will
government
change if based on networks of cities?

44. </1>

45. <2>

49. The essence of the party: face-to-face, a
group of humans synergize their efforts to
realize mutual desires, whether for good food
and cheer, dance, conversation, the arts of
life; perhaps even for erotic pleasure, or to
create a communal artwork, or to attain the
very transport of bliss-- in short, a "union of
egoists" (as Stirner put it) in its simplest
form--or else, in Kropotkin's terms, a basic
biological drive to "mutual aid."

50. town - city - party

51. villager - citizen - egoist

52. e-gov model?

53. e-game gov

58. $ 747 million US

59. research questions

60. how do we make sure
we have fun?

61. how do we
design
government services for e-goists?

62. </2>

63. <3>

68. “What is remarkable here, and unique, is the
fact that endogenous retroviruses are two
things at once: genes and viruses. And those
viruses helped make us who we are today just
as surely as other genes did. I am not certain
that we would have survived as a species
without them.” T Heidmann

69. “Viruses may well be the
unseen creator that most
likely did contribute to
making us human.”
Villareal

70. town - city - organism

71. villager - citizen - virus

72. e-gov model?

73. e-infection

74. the state & the body

77. health

78. energy

79. research questions

80. how do we develop
vaccines
against bureaucracy?

81. how do we develop an
epidemology
of power and information?

82. </3>

83. state as...

84. network/party/organism

85. citizen as...

86. node/egoist/virus

87. in closing...

88. the future is long

89. time

90. foundation of the long now

92. mindset

93. exercise

94. 2009-11-18

95. 02009-11-18

96. bonus research question

97. how do we
design
a long e-government?

98. 1 observation on social order
3 images of government
76 research questions
1 reminder
1 exercise
ca 15 minutes

99. <the end>