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Has anyone ever had substantial conversations about the idea that maybe, just maybe, this is a human beings problem? As in we're not conditioned nor designed to
by Disruptive_Dave 10y ago
Has anyone ever had substantial conversations about the idea that maybe, just maybe, this is a human beings problem? As in we're not conditioned nor designed to communicate in such an environment? And that this type of access to the public and each other is so new (in the greater scheme of the world) that we have no damn clue what we're doing? Or is everyone going to continue to make arguments that are heavily based on the presumption that we're all good little boys and girls who only desire / are capable of having "meaningful interactions" online and that's the natural state of things by which everything should be analyzed?
- visakanv 10y agoThose are two extreme positions, most of the substantial conversations I have lie in the middle. We typically assume that humans are not well-adapted (yet) to communicating in a digital format, and so we're still developing norms and ways of communicating tone and so on. We're not all good little boys and girls, but we do want to have good conversations with one another, and so we try and do what we can to make things better as we go.
- visakanv 10y agoThose are two extreme positions, most of the substantial conversations I have lie in the middle. We typically assume that humans are not well-adapted (yet) to communicating in a digital format, and so we're still developing norms and ways of communicating tone and so on. We're not all good little boys and girls, but we do want to have good conversations with one another, and so we try and do what we can to make things better as we go.
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