L4D Learning for Democracy

Results for "Why we need democracy 2.0 and capitalism 2.0 to survive by Dirk Helbing (ETH Zurich / TU Delft) climate-change changes resource-shortages demographic-change conflicts financial--and-economic-crises data-driven-societies frameworks implications security-issues organized-crimes international-terrorism mass-surveillance preventing-terrorism personal-data privacy Big-Nudging behavioural-economics manipulations public-opinions elections danger misinformation Citizen-Scores rate-peoples'-behaviours "digital-nose-ring" reduce-the-freedom-of-decision-making accumuleated-health podometer digitally-empowered-political-regime highly-privacy-invasive misunderstanding Big-Data "THE DATA DELUGE MAKES THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD OBLSOLETE" benevolent-dictator "more data is more knowledge" "more knowledge id more power" "more power is success" data-scientists limitation-of-data-analytics systemic-complexity scientific-method GDP sustainability modern-complex-societies dilemma vulnerable-societies diversity diversities collective-intelligence societal-resilience democracies protection Human-Rights Fascism-2.0 Big-Brother-and-Brave-New-World-Society minorities populist-governance propaganda government-and-business-elites Communism-2.0 Big-Mother-Society Teudalismm-2.0 the-Big-Other-Society surveillance-capitalism governance-systems BIg-Data Artificial-Intelligent-Technologies smart-algorithms democratic-principles Democracy-2.0 pluralism diversity diversities innovation-rates societal-resilience collective-intelligence socio-economic-and-cultural-diversity personal-digital-assistants Capitalism-2.0 liberalism innovation-rates systemic-thinking ecosystems-thinking long-term-(sustainable)-success co-opetition co-creation co-evolution digital-economy governance-approach Club-of-RomeThe-limits-of-Growth Global-2000-studies overpopulation 2030 naive-consumer risk-of-nuclear-accidents Chernobyl Fukushima nuclear-terror-attacks"