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Digital Culture: The Changing Dynamics
no opposition
So, where would we look in the EU for the possibilities of articulation of opposition,
even before acts of opposition itself? In the consistent 4% of people that is not
satisfied at all – 20 million people – there is no overlap of potential points of
collaboration, ranging as they do from ultra nationalist to left activists.
All of the above amounts to ever more perception of atomization by individuals
whose wants and needs synch with ever growing formats that group them in trends
and target groups.
The coming decade will therefore see the European nation states’ monopoly of
knowledge-power crumble; the ever more digitally literate middle class will script its
own forms of solidarity (with its nationally non-affiliated community), breaking with
the 19th century democratic institutions (starting with the health, education and
security systems) and triggering new class wars between the disempowered majority
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