CyberOutlaw view on Human and Social Issues

Including:

 Why some people notice  things and some people don’t. There are those that say ‘Have you ever  thought about why that happens?’ - pointing to something of interest. To which the usual response is ‘No. Why on earth would I? You really are  odd, no one else thinks like that - have another beer!’.

     There are patterns of  human behaviour, which on the face of it are inexplicable, from the  global-strategic to the trivial - eg, why do some people think that  their religion gives them carte-blanche to do whatever they want; or,  why do families crowd round baggage belts at airports in a way that  makes it more difficult for everybody? But there are more serious matters here too:

• Investigating why groups such as the ‘Occupy  Movement’, ‘Extinction Rebellion’ and ‘Just Stop Oil’ fail to get  long-term traction in bringing about change. “It’s the form of  organisation, stupid” might be the answer.
   
• A study into interoperability, technical, organisational, social and ‘Of the mind’ - which has developed a  practical framework for analysing and selecting appropriate means of  enabling effective communication.
   
• How technology alienates and disenfranchises  people and, in the words of Gary Klein “Makes them stupid” - and what  can be done about it.