not gonna start appending this to every third word i tweet, sorry not sorry. if you haven't learned to look shit up when you don't know it by now, i dunno what to tell ya but okay zoomerpic.twitter.com/HtO0zM0k6c
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hate getting called out like this
it's for your own good
Nice, Chaos makes the "darn young'uns on my lawn" turn sooner than I'd expected.
hardly the first time callow youths need occasional treatments of mild causticity, it's good for 'em
i think it's more to do with people raised in relative info scarcity learned to hunt - now the grounds are teeming. those raised info-bombarded only learned to ignore/select, no urge to hunt, no ignition to that feedback loop.
If we went down that route I'd say it has less to do with the abundance of information and more with the preference of mis-information, but I don't think that's the root of it in the first place. +
i wonder if the majority of people actually *dislike* access to all this information a) because it implies they need to consume it all, and b) it really throws a conversation when only one half is interested in doing a search to clear something up
Googling is the outsourcing of brainpower to a tool that can parse several billion facets of information. Asking someone to Google something is simply adding external brainpower to the tool.
The mitochondria thought they were bringing something irreplaceable to the process too, but they've been stripmined of strategic moves by the archae.
I think it's that you see so many obscure references you just have to back-derive the emotional content if you want to read in any reasonable time
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