Abstract

ABOUT THE NON EUCLIDEAN NATURE OF INTERNET'S BIG DATA AND ITS CONSEQUENCES In this paper we discuss the non Euclidean nature of navigable Big Data, hinting as it could introduce – thanks to its combinatorial richness – the possibility of multiple interpretation spaces. We also propose that, in such structures, exploration algorithms have a paradoxical nature insofar they either enhance human biases or are useless. Finally, we propose that Internet could be used as an artificial universe for observing constructivism at work.