It wasn't rocket science. But was it that obvious?
Have you ever wondered what quantitative method to use when attempting to predict technological adaptation in developing regions?
If this is the easy part, idk if I can do it...
For some reason I think doing this will make Bruno Latour want to come to my birthday party... but it probably won't... At least the variables will be whole numbers (nonnegative integers), and for once I think I get it.
But I know some people who read this blog are pretty smart... so... I thought i'd ask... you might have a 30,000 x 3 year answer.
Enjoy the pluralism in this one. Decode* and diffuse as you see fit :)
Foucault talks about information and knowledge as a means of maintaining hierarchy and control. I guess you're winning. There is a whole sociology of information management/knowledge subjugation strategies and techniques to control... or we can use what we know to better our situations... I guess there are infinite degrees of freedom in this one... I'll let you decide.
then I found fifty dollars.
*Even I couldn't find the cracks in my own information dam. Props kid. I guess I have failed to consider a grounded theory approach.
Hotep.
P.S. On this day 4 years ago I called a man and told him I'd play a sport at his school if he paid me money. After I hung up I felt some ambivalence. Same feeling four years later. C'est la vie? or the social construction of emotions/feeling rules (Hokeshield)... I guess social life is patterns.
