Would be cool to “swap Internets for an hour” — see Twitter, FB, news recommendations, etc of the person least like me. And they’d see mine. Like traveling to see different perspectives, but online.
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"Who is the person least like you?" is itself an interesting question. Do we start with conformist 80-year-old grandmothers in non-Abrahamic societies?
I met someone who had recently returned from spending (most of) 20 years living with a nomadic tribe of hunter-gatherer Aboriginals in the remote Australian outback. He was very interesting to talk with, & hard to connect to, despite having an upbringing very similar to my own.
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On any given issue I couldn't predict whether we would connect... or be virtually unable to communicate.
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I think this is important: we need a finite pool of people within which you find the least similar person. Apps out there that connect you with just anyone in the world who is different based on some test aren't popular or fun. In this case similar upbringing was the "pool".
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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