Lecture
This lecture explores the dual nature of space as both a unifying and dividing factor, delving into the social implications of distance, individuality, and societal interaction. It discusses the complexities of sharing space, particularly in the context of the internet, addressing issues of privacy, transparency, security, and freedom of expression. The lecture also examines the political dimensions of space regulation, the impact of major online platforms on society, and the evolving governance of the internet. It emphasizes the need for collective consideration of how to maintain and share common spaces, highlighting the intersection of politics, justice, and individual interests in shaping the future of online interactions.