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Iperstoria (la scomparsa del tempo lineare) | Barbara Carfagna | TEDxTrento


we thought we were at the center of the

earth as human beings as a species

human and that the earth was at the center

Copernicus arrived in the universe and there

he explained that the earth was no longer at

center of the universe as we had

thought up until now but in the middle there was the

sun, narcissistic wound for being

human but then we are not so central

how we thought we were like we are

we consoled ourselves by saying comfort

we are still a different species

we are not like animals we are not

how we really are plants

different has come darwin and has us

explained that actually we too

we have a common stock with some

monkeys and therefore substantially it is not

a species so different because also

we are animated another revolution

inner

another narcissistic wound like hearing us

again special even compared to

animals

we thought we were a lot

rational and to be the only ones

they really could reason and ad

be in control of our mind a

this point has arrived freud and has us

said that the unconscious exists there

demonstrated several times in the arc precisely

of the last years that is of the century

last we make decisions

that are not rational we have gods

impulsive behaviors that do not

we can control and therefore not

we are as rational as we thought of

be like we are comforted again

from this incredible loss thinking

to be the only agents in the world in

reasonable manner

so the only ones who succeeded

really

to act and to interfere to change i

processes in a reasonable manner is

arrived alan turing aran touring ha

invented the computer as we know o

at least he laid the foundation for this

that to the era we are not living

the era of the fourth revolution that the

IT revolution e

information

we have become like animals

plants and related objects of the in ford

ie organisms that consume e

produce information if however a

extraterrestrial today should arrive and

try to read and try to understand

so what are the beings

more agents on the earth then i

dominant with whom to speak e

tried to do it through the internet

he would think that the objects are connected

that in 2020 will be 80 billion while

we humans

we will be only 7 billion then in

ford that mostly act

through the internet in the universe I am

objects

we are totally lost we are in one

dimension in which we are displaced there

we feel fallen into the den of white

millet and we have to reconsider the

geography the history the space the time i

millenials but even more than those

they are saying growing up after that

they read everything about digital that they already have

this geographical dimension

a perception is completely different

of the different component space us

what perception they will have of time

they will have the perception and they already have it

a present time

we are in for history

what you see here is the professor

luciano floridi, philosopher of the sector

of the internet institut of oxford that the

theoretical of the fourth revolution of the

the history of man is the one who created

also the term hyper history to make a

example of how it is really changing

our conception of history

based on the data, let’s see how it is

been so far

we have had the first period of the

history of man we do not know

absolutely nothing and prehistory

because we do not know anything because

no data was recorded therefore not

there was progress there was no linearity not

one could learn from experiences

from the mistakes of past generations

because they did not remain written and yes

he could build or imagine a future

based on past data throughout

the history of man until the invention

Of computer

man at one point produced

instead 12 hexabytes of exa byte of data from

when since he started to

let’s say trace

since he started with the first gilo

glyphs c

the first signs of primitives on

cave the first data to refer to and

go to consult to leave then from

that point to build the future then

12 exabytes up to the beginning of the computer

180 exabytes from the invention of the computer

to 2006

if we consider that history starts

since we launched to produce i

data

think that this is disproportion 12

bike e

until the invention of the computer and with

the invention v increase to 180 up to

2006 from 2006 to 2011

I look at my hand because I am marked

to make no mistake they arrived at nil

1600 exabytes you think of at the level of

history then as much as history in

some way if we were to give it one

spatial dimension has expanded

that is we have infinite data since 2006

to 2011 that exceed those thousands

of all the past history we go

ahead we entered the zeta era

byte

so we had a jump that

that they say precisely is exponential of

data and us until 2015 that the last

let’s say so studied threshold

from the institute of berkeley that he did

this analysis we have produced 8

z bytes of data

this means the hyper story

it becomes this dimension in which

daily they are produced in the

world that is in the info sphere ie in the

new environment and geographical space of

all connected objects that produce

and consume information that is linford

we every day of the sphere

we produce a mass of data that is eight

times all American libraries for

make an example that they did the

scholars of berkeley

therefore the present widens the risk

which we always thought about the man in

evolutionary terms from when it is

started the story so in short the

first is what at the end of the

prehistory

and then let’s say let’s go to evolve

and we thought it was evolutionary in reality

what can happen is exactly

the inverse

according to another philosopher the philosopher

which is called that is a philosopher

South Korean living and teaching in Berlin

and that he theorized precisely

an involution that goes on with the

new generations that substantially

they live an eternal present also us in

some way we live an eternal present

that is, to give a very simple example

when we do not write a text it

we write when we correct it first

we had the draft we did not write

by hand or by machine and then yes

He kept a copy then rewrote

until the nice copy came now

every time we do save on

changes what was there before comes

deleted this gives you a minimum

example of the culture in which we are

entered and it is a culture of introduction

and pro if that is where we process

this amount of data that already seems to us

too many of us journalists

to be somehow ordered

weighted and these data at some point

they become an eternal present which is the

present of the action therefore always have

as a dimension only that of the present

and only the very precise time that the

time of the action does somehow

disappear the time when it was not there

the action the time of idleness teach us

however the ancient Greeks that this

Western civilization was born on uncle i

great thinkers were those who

they hated and started meditating and

processavano in their minds data

somehow they built philosophies

and the civilizations of the future now time

that occurs between two actions is

It has become an empty time and it says this

time has long since become idle a

free time that goes filled with a

videogame with a purchase with something

that makes us entertain that distracts us

from the non-action then this time

precise that the time of the hyper history

the present e

it becomes the time of action over time

eternally present of the past action

is present

and this we simply see it too

looking for data in search engines

coexist to such an extent that in the future

probably people will not know

more when a thing belongs not the

sovereign more dating ie when

belongs to the past and when

belongs to the present

think now of all knowledge at all

libraries to all the archives

to all that some scholars still

they go to study to research and to

analyze but that most of the

young people of the people of the future who

they will be born a digital age will watch

more or less as we watch the

colosseum and will not open them if not

they will extract data and meaning

from what is not digitized today

as there are not too many funds too

in Italy there are parts of archives

totally unexplored part of archives

totally ignored

then pieces and parts of history

told and passed on only by i

winners could also be fake

news to be

on the news that they have built the

history but here the real real data those

of verification we can not even manage to

open because it would cost too much

engage people of researchers

who stop there and start studying

all those volumes without even knowing

in part what’s inside it would take

archimede pitagorico archimede

Pythagorean for years and years we say of

stories of Mickey Mouse tried to

invent the time machine in which

at least he tidies that up

situation experienced by nicole kidman in

others’ films but it seemed to us

science fiction, but no one has arrived

Another scientist another scholar

even an artist who invented one

scanner that is called replicating this

scanner is located at pf of losanna al

Polytechnic of Lausanne

he is called fredrik caplan frederica

caplan had an idea

say a stone in the sea dell’iper

history to put the time back in

Internet

he took all the library of

Venice the archive of Venice everything

the image archive of all the paintings

Venetians and passed them to this

very fast scanner so a thousand years of

certified history the library of

Venice managed by the Cini Foundation e

the one that has the most complete data of

all transactions that took place in Venice

who lived where those who did what

anything and was cadastral

registry all marked for a thousand years

therefore the most complete archive in

this sense to the world or at least of the

Western society by putting them in

this scanner that will soon be too

able to extract

sense from the closed books managed to

create patterns that serve

identify the same element in a

time and in a different space build

therefore an immense search engine

of the history of Venice that to make a

very simple example to understand

could allow as well as obviously

to scholars to access and study

all the texts we said

economically we do not have the

possibility of making or very few ce

they have to create a kind of google

map to stay in time space

google map of the past

that is, I find myself in piazza san marco e

I can go and see how the square was

400 years ago

if I have enough data that lived there

where there is now a shop

luxury clothing such as shop

there was in what has today become the

cafè best known in the square but

I can also do an operation of the

kind of people I can do the

kinder of casanova with whom he had

Casanova reports as it was found with

his girlfriends with whom they were married

his lovers with whom they were married i

very young will be like the fish that

he does not know what water is because they will be

already born in the digital age instead of us

we can see and we can look for how

he made fredrik caplan to find of

models and modes and technologies

to put the time on the internet for

ensure that the future inhabitants of the

earth the new ones in ford that will be human

and that will be in a very narrow minority

between objects that will talk to each other

they are increasingly without intermediation

of man can have the idea of

linearity and the time it has built

our civilization

thank you

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