Being Human in a Technological Age
Recent years have thrown humanity into the deep end of the pool we call the virtual world. Without the extremes of a knee-jerk avoidance or an unthinking immersion, we must be able to come to grips with this strong immersion in the digital world, by accurately observing the experience and understanding our own choices, capacities and tasks in the light of this interaction.
Elias Romualdez
Elias Romualdez, born in the Philippines and based in Metro-Manila, is a facilitator of workshops that focus on processes of harnessing collective intelligence for social transformation, and is a strong advocate for humane technology. He currently does research around questions of how technology can empower us in becoming more connected with reality rather than detached, emphasising a possible path of …