5/ Social media is curious: it partly disrupts racism by hiding irrelevant context, partly amplifies via filter bubbles.
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16/ In summary, racism, the cognitive technology equivalent of slide rules for interpersonal relationships, is headed for the museum.
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@vgr it seems to me that as power has become less corporeal but not less intense, so will psychosocial proxies of power (e.g. racism) …
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@vgr isn’t their research on how many like-minded individuals you need to be around to not flip over to the local majority? -
@atduskgreg yes, Schelling sorting argument. But online "like me" tends to anchor to traits other than race.
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