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group processes
- Who owns the computer? Technical convenience / social decision?
- What sources were suggested for the content?
- How did the group editorialise the content?
- At which points were there disagreements?
- Ask about individual agreements to specific decisions.
- Are all members of the group satisfied with what has been produced?
- If they had to follow the brief individually, what would have been different?
notes for short talk on hierarchical systems
Hierarchy is a social system of assumed consent. In a traditional hierarchy (eg military), the assumption of consent travels upwards through the ranks.
__Army__ Marshall ^ Colonel ^ Major ^ Lieutenant ^ Sergeant ^ Corporal ^ Private
If consent can no longer be *assumed*, then the hierarchy breaks down.
decentralisation / power
- How can power be disguised/anonymised in a flat hierarchy?
- How can this be used as a tactic to retain control?
Discipline: obedience/consent through fear/paranoia of discipline Control: obedience/consent through the manipulation of the will of a person