07
Feb
Our lives are being altered before our very eyes by technological advances, altering our needs, perceptions and preoccupations, our ways of working, communicating and going about our daily lives. In our working lives, we’re always looking for ways to make things easier, more fluid, quicker, and, finally, more profitable. Before, in order to close a deal, repair a computer, or present a demo to a client, it was necessary to be in the same physical space, forced to respect an Aristotelian concept of a unified time and space to interact in. That Aristotelian space is now being subsumed into cyberspace,…