people often joke you can’t change the world with a tweet. my concern is, actually, you can. and that should terrify us all.https://medium.com/@micsolana/jump-23d06adb4cb7 …
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Great piece - please write more often. It's disturbing to watch mob violence scale via technology from republican Rome, to all of revolutionary France, to the entire world.
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Great piece, I've been thinking about things along the same lines, but hadn't fully conceptualized it yet. I think it was the right move to largely leave examples of this phenomenon out, but I'm curious if you had specific examples in mind while writing?
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Well, we’ve certainly been handing out little red buttons to destroy people’s lives. Every woman got one, for example. Must be tempting sometimes. Amazingly, no one ever uses this button in a fit of anger or spite, or a power grab.
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excellent article mike, thank you
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Well written. I hope we have enough time to turn social media into a boon instead.
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Fear is your master.
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Made me think of "Thinking in Systems: A Primer" by D. Meadows. She explains how too short delays in feedback loops cause overreaction and amplifying oscillations. Social medias effectively reduce delays of information feedback loops to zero. It is asking for trouble.pic.twitter.com/9finEnNUS6
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There is a great article from her about leverage points in systems: http://donellameadows.org/archives/leverage-points-places-to-intervene-in-a-system/ … The book "Thinking in Systems: A Primer":https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3828902-thinking-in-systems …
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