At a time when our lives are run by algorithms and we work for apps instead of people, culture serves as the glue to bind us together and fire up the imaginations of the future, writes Justine Simons.
In the fast paced, ever changing, complex modern world we live in today, what is the point of culture?
We are in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution, our lives are run by algorithms, we work for apps instead of people and every day we get more and more baffled by fake news. So how can sitting in a theatre for two hours watching a play offer something useful or relevant?
Well, it is relevant... Keep reading on Huffington Post
In the fast paced, ever changing, complex modern world we live in today, what is the point of culture?
We are in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution, our lives are run by algorithms, we work for apps instead of people and every day we get more and more baffled by fake news. So how can sitting in a theatre for two hours watching a play offer something useful or relevant?
Well, it is relevant... Keep reading on Huffington Post