Final Monday Notes: Keep Ithaka always in your mind *
We need local rhizomes to address global challenges. I know that I know nothing: The Socratic paradox in the era of information abundance. And in the context of technological acceleration, I need to slow down. Only then will I know myself in the digital era. And I wonder, how to use Artificial Intelligence wisely to learn and produce order out of Chaos. AI ethics are complex. Reflective group practice offers the opportunity to reauthor our stories in an appreciative way. How to attain such participatory culture: It is a way of thought that puts them together or puts them apart. And this is the way to break our own tunnels. Reflecting on Technology vs. Teachology, it is better to think and act in a Systemic way rather than simply know what Systems Theory is. And how is systems theory connected to Psychology and Social Media? Through Emergence… Thank you, Erasmus Rhizome. Maybe one day AI will become our Deus ex machina. But learning never stops. Keep Ithaka always in your mind.
* Monday notes of your final contributions
Acknowledgements
I would like to express my deep gratitude to all students enrolled in the “Systems Theory, Psychology & Social Media” course. Without your presence, participation, and active engagement, this project would not have been possible. You co-created a wonderful whole. Thank you!
Image from Agrafa, Greece. By Alexios Brailas (own work)
Ithaca
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