Cybernation

Implications for Art Education in the Third Millennium: Art Technology Integration
Art Education; 5/1/2007; 4047 words; ...According to Bell (1973), Donald Michael's 1960s "cybernation revolution" asserted that the automation of production by...purpose for being in the world aside from work. Instead of "cybernation" liberating the human being from work and increasing leisure...

COLUMN: Ban the computer; save jobs
University Wire; 3/1/2007; 957 words; ...leaders and even a Nobel Prize winner sent President Lyndon Johnson an open memorandum warning of the disastrous effects "cybernation and automation" would have on the American workforce. Good thing we ignored their advice. This fear of disruptive technologies...

Creativity and education for the future.
The Clearing House; 5/1/2006; 985 words; ...as a guide for working in the schools of the future. If the future is going to be marked by automation, mechanization, cybernation, and increasing bureaucracy, what kinds of people will be best able to cope with that future? One group might well be...

The New Division of Labor: How Computers Are Creating the Next Job Market
Personnel Psychology; 10/1/2005; 1888 words; ...future? (4) How can people learn to do this work? The first chapter, New Divisions of Labor, revisits a memorandum on cybernation revolution and its impact on human labor that the Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution sent to President Johnson in...

flick chick; Flight Simulator
Seven Days; 1/12/2005; 943 words; ...betrayal and sacrifice that turns maudlin. And even extraordinary kinetic movements, performed by nimble actors in league with cybernation, are no substitute for idiosyncratic, restrained storytelling and that thing we call soul. Article copyright Da Capo Publishing...