Is fiber optics a window?

Fiber optic networks open the home. As Thomas Keenan has argued, all windows both separate and breach public and private spaces: behind the window, one is a knowing subject; before it, a subject that “assumes public rights and responsibilities, appears, acts, intervenes in the sphere it shares with other subjects;” but the glaring light that comes through the window—exposing us to others, even before there is an us—is something soft that breaks.25 The computer window seems irreparable and unpluggable. In contrast its predecessors, the jacked-in computer window melts the glass and molds it into a non-transparent and tentacling cable.

If “the philosophical history of the subject or the human is that of a light and a look, of the privilege of seeing and the light that makes it possible,” the light that facilitates the look can no longer be seen; we no longer see through the glass that connects, separates, and breaks.26 Fiber optic networks enable uncontrollable circulation. Richard ... more.

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