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See also cars:   \ndriverless   \nrobotic terraforming, 181   \nrobot operating system (ROS), 139   \nrobots, 275, 279, 307   \nrobustness principle, 319   \nromanticism, 324 – 325   \nRomer, Paul, 310   \nRosenzweig, Paul, 441n8   \nRubin, Andy, 138 – 139   \nRubin, Ben, 265   \nrule of law, 103, 111, 173   \nRwanda, 82\n\nSaarinen, Eero, 186   \nSagan, Carl, 75   \nSakamura, Ken, 59 – 61   \nSan Salvador, 311   \nSassen, Saskia, 416n28   \nsatellite observation technology, 90 – 92   \nsatellites, hacking, 401n45   \nSaverin, Eduardo, 126   \nscarcity addressable, 336 artificial, 208 automation and the end of, 328 bandwidth, 117 bitcoin and, 336 – 337 economy of, 208 energy, 93 exchange value and, 51 information, 353, 372   \nSchmidt, Eric, 113, 134 – 136   \nSchmitt, Carl, 19, 24 – 27, 29 – 32, 34, 84, 99, 113, 150, 175, 324, 368 – 369, 371, 379n10, 379n12, 397n19   \nSchmitt, Harrison, 442n11   \n“ Schmitt App, ” 241   \nSchr ö dinger ’ s pedestrian, 359   \nscientific management theory, 254, 285   \nScott, James, 8   \nScott, Ridley, 128   \nScotus, Duns, 417n39   \nSea. See also land versus sea beyond the line, 30 French versus English concepts of, 380n15   \nsearch, 112, 118, 136 – 138, 202 – 203, 332, 342   \n“ Search for Artificial Stellar Sources of Infra-Red Radiation ” (Dyson), 106   \nSeasteading Institute, 180   \nsecession, 177, 306 – 307, 309 – 314, 336, 447n43   \nsecond planetary computer, 300 – 301   \nsecular disenchantment, 426n46   \nSecurities and Exchange Commission, Regulation National Market System, 451n63   \nsecuritized entertainment, 156   \nsecurity imagine no lines/imagine nothing but lines, 324, 355 interfacial security regimes, 345 post-Oklahoma City Bombing architecture, 322 – 323 trading for, 445n37 utopia of, 311, 321 – 325   \nsecurity Apps, 241   \nseeing like a state, 8, 106, 120, 333   \nself, the care of, 126, 261 dissolution of, 263 fabrication of, 126 mirror reflection of, 253, 264 quantification of, 258 – 263 self-knowledge through numbers, 261 technologies of, 348   \nself-identity of the User, 258, 261, 263, 274, 345, 362   \nself-image geographic, 144 human, 71, 253 of the User, 253, 261   \nself-knowledge through numbers, 261   \nself-mapping swarms, 265   \nself-realization, 129   \nself-reflection of the User, 252 – 253   \nsemantics of the address, 193   \nsemantic web, 202 – 203   \n“ sensing like a state, ” 340   \nsensing networks, 303   \nsensors blanketing Earth, 97, 180, 192, 198, 295 design questions, 342 forming a Cloud of machine sensation, 340 future of, 342 mobile phones as, 342 as User/ User as, 340   \nSeptember 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, 321, 363   \nSerres, Michel, 1, 19, 75, 210, 222 – 223, 238   \nShanghai World Expo (2010), 257 – 258, 285, 289   \nShannon information, 205, 296 – 297   \nShannon ’ s law (Shannon-Hartley Theorem), 92, 393n52   \nShaping Things (Sterling), 201   \nsignaling, 148   \n“ Silicon Valley ’ s Ultimate Exit ” (Srinivasan), 312 – 314   \nSimondon, Gilbert, 272, 405n26   \nSingleton, Benedict, 43 – 44, 288   \nsingularity, 401n51   \nSiri for iOS, 277, 286   \nskeuomorphic interface designs, 139, 224, 339   \nskin. See also Earth designability of, 352 – 353 everywhere is, 355 human, 88 question of, 392n42   \nSky Ear (Haque), 392n40   \nSkyGrabber, 401n45   \nSleep Dealer (Rivera), 308   \nSmarr, Larry, 267 – 270, 285, 288   \nsmart cities, 147 – 148, 160 – 162, 179, 181   \nsmart dust, 201   \nsmart grids, 92 – 96, 393n53   \nsmart meters, resistance to, 283   \nsmart space design questions, 201   \nsmart surfaces, 198   \nSmart2020 (Climate Group), 93 – 94   \nSmithson, Robert, 53, 86, 178   \nSnow Crash (Stephenson), 400n42   \nSnowden, Edward, 35, 121, 287, 405n16   \nsocial body, inside/outside of, 22   \nsocial capital/social debt, 127   \nsocial imaginary, 233   \nsocialism, 332   \nsocialist pricing problem, 333, 369   \nsocial media, 9, 262 – 263, 428n58, 431n70   \nsocial nudity, 285   \nsocial space, 125 – 128, 169, 424n41   \nsocial systems City layer as, 157 – 159 classlessness in, 439n65 inclusion/exclusion in, 308 – 309, 311 – 312, 317   \nsocial-technical form, emergence of a new, 176   \nsocial Turingism, 80   \nsocial wallet, 127   \nsoftware architecture, 166 constructing new civilizations, 181 design, 254 – 255 envelopes, 167 interfaciality, 167 language versus technology dichotomy, 60 law as code, 327 mixed programs, designing for, 168 – 172 and sovereignty, 20, 303 translegal forms, 355 – 356   \nsoftware espionage, 398n21   \nsoftware program, 43   \nsoftware-space coprogramming, 237 – 238   \nsolar energy, 106   \nSoleri, Paolo, 178 – 179   \nsolidification and liquefaction, 379n9. See also land versus sea   \nsorting, rituals of, 156   \nSouth Korea, 179   \nsovereign defined, 20, 341 User as, 175 – 176, 269, 283, 285 – 287, 297, 347   \nsovereign decision, 20, 32 – 33   \nsovereign exception, 20 – 21, 32, 105, 341   \nsovereign identification, 122 – 123   \nsovereign markets, 21, 105, 285   \nsovereign network of the general intellect, 332   \nsovereign space claim to, 8, 25, 111, 249 – 250 governing strategies, 115 land, sea, and air, 25, 27, 150, 380n15 lines symbolizing, 119 – 120 megastructural, 154 – 155, 176 – 183 monopoly over, 8, 14 satellite domains, 97 sea versus land, 27, 150, 380n15   \nsovereignty. See also authority; jurisdiction accidental, 296 over borders, 32 – 33 from city surfaces and interfaces, 151 – 155 over communication flows, 194 over data flows, 203 – 204 data producing, 97 derived from property, 285 over displaced citizens of ghost nations, 100 – 101 dividing, 19 – 22 domestic, 20 epidermal mode of, 352 geographic history of, versus Schmittian nomos, 19 Google ’ s challenge to, 34 – 35, 39, 134, 144, 295, 318, 372 infrastructural, beginnings, 33 interdependent, 20 of layers, 314 location of, 327 – 328 meaning of, 36 new forms of, 5 in political philosophy, 20 present-day decline, 443n23 private, 308 – 309, 317 process making, 302 – 303 purpose of, 97 redesigned, Stack-to-come, 294 and territory, 114, 312, 316 transient, 310   \nSoviet Union. See Union of Soviet Socialist Republics   \nspace aerial, 25, 27, 30 of animalian identification, 275 architectural, 43, 164 – 165, 343 beyond the line, 30 biopolitical economy of, 22 constructed images versus space-experience 30 data space versus state space, 123 deconcretizing, results of, 27 – 31 dedifferentiated, 33 designable, 353 digital, 91 divisionable, 195 empty, 30, 380n20 of exception, 32 – 33 expressions of embodiment, 424n41 geological, 381n27 geopolitical, 6 global, 19 governance of, 163 of historical existence transformed, 19 information, 31 of mathematics, 337, 352 of networks, 29 private versus public, 159 of relationality between addresses, 205 – 206 retail, future of, 133 social, 125 – 128, 424n41 sovereign claim to, 8, 111, 249 – 250 The Stack ’ s making of, 33 technological and geographic equality of, 27   \nspacefulness/spacelessness, 30 – 31   \nSpaceship Earth (Fuller), 178   \nspace-software coprogramming, 237 – 238   \nspam, 94, 401n51   \n“ Special Considerations of the Individual as User, Generator, and Retriever of Information ” (Engelbart), 343\n\n492\n\nIndex","previous_page":491,"next_page":493}