Onward With TIMN…STAC, NOO, and CYBOC too
David RonfeldtHow further social evolution (TIMN), peoples’ space-time-action beliefs (STAC), emergence of the noosphere and noopoliticS (NOO), and cybercratic governance systems (CYBOC) will affect America’s prospects.
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Retired from decades at RAND but still working on ideas about social evolution, people's space-time-action cognitions, the emergence of the noösphere and noöpolitics (“whose story wins”), and cyberocracy as a future form of government.
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