Monnik is an interdisciplinary research collective working at the interface of culture, technology and consciousness. The work of Monnik concentrates on how persons and society need to reconfigure or reassess their relationship with their self-constructed modern world.

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Technology is Killing Jobs for Skilled, College Educated Workers | econfuture | Future Economics and Technology
"But here in Tokyo, a city with many outdated high-rises and tough recycling and environmental restrictions, Japanese companies are perfecting what might be called stealth demolition."
Tricky Ways to Pull Down a Skyscraper - NYTimes.com
(via Turkije dreigt leger in te zetten om onrust te beteugelen - nrc.nl)
(via An Arid Arizona City Manages Its Thirst - NYTimes.com)
Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life, business, and the global economy | McKinsey & Company
Long Shunned, Robots Finally Infiltrate Boeing's Assembly Line | Autopia | Wired.com
Sympathy for the Luddites - NYTimes.com
Leeds Woollen Workers Petition, 1786
Giving up Tuna? Breathing Is Next - NYTimes.com
George Monbiot – Accidental rewilding