One of the main takeaways that I had gotten from The excerpt from "the Videosphere", is that the
writer wanted to take back the media component of the press. This writer had felt that the media was
taken over by a corrupt conglomerate of companies that made the news unbelievable. The writer in
many ways wanted to bring the news back to the people. The people who in a democracy have
control over who to elect. But in essence of takeaways the writer wished that the news go back to the
people who matter, and should have control over what gets placed in that democratic process
One of the biggest takeaways that I had gotten from the "Cybernetic Guerrilla Warfare" was that if
you enter a war, you have already lost. With that reasoning, you have already given into what the
other person wants, which is to bring you down to their level. If you start a war you have lost,
because you have lost your own way in creating peace. The other big takeaway was that Cybernetics
in this context means more on the side of technological advances that eventually lead to better
solutions, even if those solutions mean that you sacrifice what you have done in the past. Basically to take the win for a technological advance vs making an advance not exist because it was not invented by you.
Those are my thoughts
writer wanted to take back the media component of the press. This writer had felt that the media was
taken over by a corrupt conglomerate of companies that made the news unbelievable. The writer in
many ways wanted to bring the news back to the people. The people who in a democracy have
control over who to elect. But in essence of takeaways the writer wished that the news go back to the
people who matter, and should have control over what gets placed in that democratic process
One of the biggest takeaways that I had gotten from the "Cybernetic Guerrilla Warfare" was that if
you enter a war, you have already lost. With that reasoning, you have already given into what the
other person wants, which is to bring you down to their level. If you start a war you have lost,
because you have lost your own way in creating peace. The other big takeaway was that Cybernetics
in this context means more on the side of technological advances that eventually lead to better
solutions, even if those solutions mean that you sacrifice what you have done in the past. Basically to take the win for a technological advance vs making an advance not exist because it was not invented by you.
Those are my thoughts
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