The Digital Trinity—Controllable Human Evolution—Implicit Everyday Religion

Abstract How can the ubiquitous digitalization in early twenty-first century be grasped and characterized? A media-change perspective that focuses on innovation-driven, complex co-evolutionary processes distinguishes two phases of points to following characteristics its second phase: is an intertwined bundle socio-technological transformation reveals itself as a trinity datafication, algorithmization platformization. On industry politics side, this driven by belief scientifically technologically controllable human evolution, reflected pursuit nano-bio-info-cogno convergence, accordingly linked transhumanism standing for belief. users’ digital characterized convergence technology religion form implicit everyday religion. These hallmarks lead digitally transformed social order, shaped interplay governance trinity, challenged growing complexity.