Jamie StantonianWhy I help Long Now London maintain a 3000-year-old geoglyphBefore the gods that made the gods Had seen their sunrise pass, The White Horse of the White Horse Vale Was cut out of the grass.Aug 21, 2023Aug 21, 2023
Jamie StantonianUnder the Gaze of HyperattentionCancel culture, crowds and the crisis of sense-makingJul 23, 20201Jul 23, 20201
Jamie StantonianThe Birth of Gaia“Everything happens for the first time, but in a way that is eternal” – Jorge Luis BorgesMar 3, 2020Mar 3, 2020
Jamie StantonianApocalyptic Cults and the Early-Modern Information ExplosionHow the printing press led to an age of extremism, outrage, shitposting and political polarisation.Feb 13, 2020Feb 13, 2020
Jamie StantonianThe First Great Culture WarTensions with conservatives had been building for decades, but the 60s were the real turning point. That was when middle and upper-class…Jan 13, 20181Jan 13, 20181
Jamie StantonianinWebcredible, part of InviqaIntranets as failed utopias: Knowledge management and human natureIn a twist midway through Philip K Dick’s characteristically paranoid 1968 novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, the android-hunter…Nov 26, 2017Nov 26, 2017
Jamie StantonianUnderstanding psychology when building careers websitesA careers site can be a company’s single most important recruiting asset, and certainly one that if well planned is a powerful means of…Nov 22, 2017Nov 22, 2017
Jamie StantonianInto the MaelstromHow the hyperconnected age is tearing us apartJan 26, 2017Jan 26, 2017
Jamie StantonianThe Caves of Es-SkhulIn the early 20th century, in a cave near the town of Haifa in modern Israel, one of the earliest examples of a planned human burial was…Dec 3, 2016Dec 3, 2016
