The morphology of technological tale: internet of things and social distances

Abstract

This article looks to consider the ontological state of thing in the age of social virtualization and of AI systems development. We attempt to analyze the morphological components of the Internet of Things as well as the hi-hume perspectives of machine-to-machine interaction. We considerate some stages of the development of global web communication and the unified standards of the network systems. In the final analysis the skeptical view for the technogaianism and NBICS-synthesis is presented by means of the narrative analogy. We attend the social distances problem and the lifeworld transformation in the context of Internet of Things.