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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2014 · 19 MIN

026: What is Ephemeralization?

from Constellation: Making the Graphic Novel · host Constellation

In today’s podcast, we discuss Buckminster Fuller’s term ephemeralization. Many people today are searching for words to describe the tremendous power of technologies to do more with less. Modern expressions like “dematerialization,” “software is eating the world,” and “digitization of everything” can in many ways be subsumed by Fuller’s original term. Relevant Links: Video on […]

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jun 16, 2014

In today's podcast, we discuss Buckminster Fuller's term ephemeralization. Many people today are searching for words to describe the tremendous power of technologies to do more with less. Modern expressions like "dematerialization," "software is eating the world", and "digitization of everything" can in many ways be subsumed by Fuller's original term.

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