@article {flosswp109,
	title = {Code, Coding and Coded Perspectives},
	year = {2003},
	month = {January},
	abstract = {Building on computer science I consider code (as opposed to the Web, an instantiation of code) as a new technology of communication. Using the historical and sociological analyses of others, which have examined the results of print on perspectives and society, I offer four scenarios for the results of code. The four scenarios focus on the results of code on quantitative thought: the divergence of scientific perspective with popular reasoning resulting in reduced innovation; a broad-based popular explosion in innovation expanding the basis of reasoning; cypto-anarchy with those empowered by science corrupted with the power; and a loss of certainty of information with a return to tribalism. The last suggests a new era of ignorance, a moment in modern Dark Ages {\textendash} in that an excess of the light of information causes blindness as effectively as its absence. The openness of code is a determinant in the resulting social structure.},
	attachments = {https://flosshub.org/sites/flosshub.org/files/aoir.html},
	author = {L. Jean Camp}
}
