Macro-systems never work well.... "Micro" rules everything!
A great article on the complexity of the problem from @QuilletteM: It is not obvious that vast-scale social networks are sustainable: https://quillette.com/2018/12/20/pewdiepies-battle-for-the-soul-of-the-internet/ …https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/1075918212502564864 …
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Vox Day is kind of amazing. Despite all the time and effort it took to write a book about one man, he doesn't seem to actually understand the first thing about him.
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Contact
@pewdiepie and see if he wants to coalition with you guys?
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He would lose his “apolitical” badge.
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Well, this is funny given your work, but: we need to make social networks hierarchical instead of the current "flat" structure. This creates other interesting challenges (related to research I did re: multi-level distributed security, a million years ago) but I'd bore you.
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How would a hierarchy work on a social network?
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‘Too big to fail’ turns out to be ‘so big it fails’. We have yet to grapple with the unscalability of most things that matter.
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I wonder if
@JamesADamore knows of anyone that could help make a fantastic system@jordanbpeterson &@RubinReport ?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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