This was super interesting! One thing it left me wondering is if you've thought about the complexities of how moving data between contexts changes its meaning and that individual control over data may not match up well with the relational information encoded in data (see e.g. Kimberly Christen's "Does Information Really Want to be Free?" and Salomé Viljoen's "A Relational Theory of Data Governance"). (To be clear, I absolutely agree that companies owning your data is the worst option of all.) Do you think that Rhizome can be constructed to help engage with these issues?
This was super interesting! One thing it left me wondering is if you've thought about the complexities of how moving data between contexts changes its meaning and that individual control over data may not match up well with the relational information encoded in data (see e.g. Kimberly Christen's "Does Information Really Want to be Free?" and Salomé Viljoen's "A Relational Theory of Data Governance"). (To be clear, I absolutely agree that companies owning your data is the worst option of all.) Do you think that Rhizome can be constructed to help engage with these issues?
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