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There is a certain ineffability about the term postdigital, yet, at the same time, it is a term that has shifted in meaning since 2015. Postdigital for some is seen as the rela­tionship (or false relationship) between the digital and the real with the underlying assumption that virtual means less real. For others, postdigital means the digital is intertwined with our lives and society. Feenberg (2019: 8), for example, argues that the digital is integrated and imbricated with our everyday actions and interactions. Peters et al. (2021) suggest that new knowledge ecologies exist where science, biol­ogy, and information are necessarily deeply connected. Postdigital then as concept, context, and practice is fluid, blending the person, the digital, and machines with all interrupting all. In the 2020s, the term postdigital humans (Savin-Baden 2021) now refers more often to the ways in which humans and technologies are seen in rela­tionship, mutually shaping one another, whilst recognizing both what is new as well as what is already embedded in our cultures, institutions, political systems, and relationships.