Lecture
This lecture explores the strengths and weaknesses of the internet in transmitting information efficiently, highlighting the emergence of new spaces that reorganize the relative placement of things. It discusses the limitations of the internet in meeting the material requirements of our existence, emphasizing the importance of multisensory interaction and the physical needs of the body. The lecture reflects on how the internet has radically transformed space, offering new relational opportunities and affecting societal dimensions. It delves into the complexities of contemporary societies, emphasizing the role of space in shaping social interactions and communication. By examining the architecture, organization, and actors of the internet space, it underscores the economic and political implications of this digital realm, marked by intense conflicts among multinational corporations, states grappling with sovereignty challenges, and individuals navigating privacy concerns.