Concepts for understanding
Veronocracy.

Public debate, commerce and visibility shaped by the rules of platforms.

Who makes the rules, and who holds the rule-makers accountable?

Our experiences becoming data, and data becoming economic and political power.

How much say do we have in the value generated from our lives?

Attention organised through emotions such as anger, fear and belonging.

Are we reflecting, or constantly reacting?

Remaining an active subject in relation to information and judgments produced about us.

Can we challenge the story systems tell about us?

Knowledge, resources and digital spaces governed through shared participation.

Can we govern the world we share together?

Systems organising visibility participating in what we find possible and credible.

Who decides whether an idea becomes visible?

The pursuit of a meaningful say over how data is collected, used and circulated.

When your data moves, does your agency move with it?

A person who recognises their conditions, questions them and helps build the future.

Can we move beyond the predictions made about us?

Recognising that the order we are entering is unfinished and that we can participate in shaping it.

Is the future simply something that happens to us?