Stephanie Crombie

A stadium for every single person in the UK.

2015

• Stemming from a world of political compromise, discontent and distrust, a new digital party called The Network came to power.
  
• Policies were crowd-sourcing from big data and the semantic web hosted on an online platform called The Stadium.
  
• The Network had no leader, but a mascot.
  

2030

• After a landslide win in the General Election, running the country became efficient, economical and popular.
  
• There were no revolutions, no riots, but there was no change.
  
• 'Ultimate democracy' had pacified society.
  
• With no MPs and digital debate hosted by The Stadium, Westminster had been left redundant.
  

2045

• Digital connectivity had given rise to feelings of loss and loneliness.
  
• The Network was now the only trusted source for politics, life and experience.
  
• People were now forced to looked beyond the digital to seek their soul in the real world.
  
• As soon as someone mentioned building The Stadium #letsbuildit went viral.
  
• A Stadium for every single person in the UK was perceived as the instrument for a digital society to participate in lived reality.