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The content here is definitely a useful meditation on what people's core ideals are over time, but I think it paints a really shallow image of human beings. Of
by smit2300 6y ago
The content here is definitely a useful meditation on what people's core ideals are over time, but I think it paints a really shallow image of human beings. Of course people's Twitter bios change over time, they're a roughly 25-word blurb, not a perfect representation of the individual running the account. People are allowed to feel some topics need more limelight than others at certain times of history, that doesn't mean they're some horrible vulture using the cause for personal gain. Just because you take Bernie2020 or BlackLivesMatter out of your Twitter bio doesn't mean you stop caring about those things, it just means you changed your Twitter bio.
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- brianjunyinchan 6y agoWell said. Social dynamics would continue as pre Internet if humans naturally understood this extension. It seems profile pics with statuses turned out to be the complexity level sufficient for humans to begin conflating these abstractions with reality Cases like this illustrate how electronic information is perception tech that has scaled human abilities much further than the printing press did, but with incorrect abstractions that have compounded over time, at the expense of our relationships... We can’t stop human culture from evolving, but we would do well to measure more of where we’re headed. The best related examples off the top of my head is how debates via democracy were had at some point as we decided how juvenile criminal records work Related, sonder is significant because it is a rare feeling https://www.dictionaryofobscuresorrows.com/post/23536922667/sonder https://www.dictionaryofobscuresorrows.com/post/23536922667/...