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Here's the thing. Chaotic systems with no negative feedback always diverge. If you put a microphone in a room full of speakers, with no one to turn down the vol
by nbadg 10y ago
Here's the thing. Chaotic systems with no negative feedback always diverge. If you put a microphone in a room full of speakers, with no one to turn down the volume and nothing to switch off the microphone, the white noise will always blow the speakers.
Filter bubbles are exactly that. They are the social equivalent of a microphone pointing straight at the speakers.
I'll be honest, when I look at Brexit, Trump, and all of the countless loudness that has somehow eclipsed the quiet majority, I don't ask myself "What responsibility do we have to prevent a Trump presidency?", I ask myself, "How much of this is our fault?"
- kushti 10y agoWhy do you think it's not your own fault of consuming way too much anti-(Brexit/Trump) propaganda?
- 3princip 10y agoI'd be much more worried about stopping Hillary if I were American. I cannot imagine a greater catastrophe for the world than her presidency. Guess that just shows how the bubbles are diverging rapidly.
- type0 10y agoAs much as I dislike Trump, I dislike Hilary even more, it would be a Hilarious joke if she becomes the president.