A techno-class is a theoretical social classification in which individuals are defined by their ability to understand, access, and interface easily with modern technology (e.g., computers, programming, mobile phones, hardware, software, wearable technology, etcetera). Society bestows certain privileges upon people with abilities and knowledge in this area or upon people who are perceived by others to have those skills. This is independent from, although related to, questions of what privileges may have contributed to the person having a certain “techno-class” status.
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Diving into the nuances of techno-class has been an eye-opening journey, sparking a deep reflection on how technology not only shapes but is shaped by our social structures. This exchange of ideas reminds me of an enlightening piece I encountered on https://www.sspdaily.com/ It was a profound exploration of how digital platforms can both bridge and widen the gap between different socio-economic classes. For those intrigued by the layers of connectivity and disparity in our digital age, I highly recommend visiting it for a deeper understanding and enriched perspective. |
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