Jordan Hall is a philosopher, futurist, and recently, a Christian. He played a significant role in the digital media landscape at MP3.com and later as the founder and CEO of DivX, a company instrumental in the online digital video revolution. After this, Hall focused on stopping the “Meta-crisis” and co-founded the Game B movement, seeking alternative societal structures to address systemic challenges.
Summary
In this conversation, Mahon McCann and Jordan Hall explore the concept of the meta-crisis, emphasising its roots in spiritual warfare and the breakdown of modernity. They discuss the implications of digital culture on virtue, identity, and community, advocating for a return to the sacred and the importance of accountability in the digital realm. The dialogue highlights the need for reconciliation among Christians and the transformative power of faith in navigating contemporary challenges.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Context of the Meta Crisis
02:45 Understanding the Nature of the Meta Crisis
05:46 The Role of Spirituality in Crisis
08:49 Virtue vs. Virtue Signaling in the Digital Age
12:05 Transitioning from Modernity to Digital Age
15:01 Digital Identity and the Commons
18:01 The Need for Accountability in Digital Spaces
20:55 The Sacred and the Governance of Digital Identity
24:09 Reconnecting with the Sacred in a Digital World
27:00 The Foundation of Virtue and Relationship with God
31:33 The Nature of Virtue and Conviction
34:08 Grounding in Relationship with God
36:44 The Challenge of Modernity and Faith
39:36 Understanding Faith as Relationship
43:25 Restoring Meaning and Language
47:28 The Weight of Responsibility in Faith
51:13 The Process of Growth and Transformation
52:51 Navigating the Meta Crisis
56:15 The Spiritual Challenge of Growth
58:43 Listening to God and Mutual Commitment
01:00:05 The Dance of Relationships and Digital Encounters
01:03:00 The Challenge of Love and Presence
01:05:56 Hierarchy and Leadership in Crisis
01:08:55 The Universal Church and Reconciliation
01:12:10 The Role of Tradition and Interpretation
01:18:01 The Call to Action and Personal Mission
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