News Summary

• Heidegger feared that under the dominance of technology, humanity might lose its capacity to relate to ‘being itself’ Digital culture revolves around speed, visibility, algorithmic selection, and the compulsive generation of content.
• Heidegger’s “forgetting of being” now manifests as the loss of boredom itself.
• When we flee from boredom together, the possibility of an authentic “I’ disappears into the infinite deferral of collective mimicry, writes Mehmet Sebih Oruc.