Glad you persisted, nevertheless.
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You're a tough woman, Zeynep.
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it’s not as if it’s a subject which would ever attract a lot of attention
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Hey, I remember back in the early 90s telling my adviser there was a CFP for an international conference on the World Wide Web (the 1st of a still-going annual series) and I wanted to submit to it; and he said "that seems kinds of obscure- I don't think you should go".
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Monetary systems interfere with both as we never build roads with abrasive materials instead we can always find political "solutions" such as putting a sign: "slippery when wet". We never want to eliminate a problem if there is a slight opportunity for a monetary benefit.
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We have enough resources to eliminate majority of our problems in a sustainable way. But we have not monetary and political means to do that. I assume people like you are simply stuck in between, just like trying to find "legit" means for political issues.
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That's incredible. People further away from tech often react that way, the commenters to MIT Prof Turkle's NYT OpEd last week -- where she said that AI and robots don't have empathy and emotions -- insisted she was wrong.
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