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3y ago
For deep analysis, look up that strange mysterious thing as yet unexplained, but found in all humans to varying degrees - Inequity Aversion
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3y ago
Ad funded freebies (chat,email,video,social etc) over the last 20-30 years have made ppl forget they are free because someone else is paying. Usually with their attention, time or data being stolen. This year for the first time Ad revenues
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3y ago
You have to rewind to why money and companies emerge in the first place. Not all systems require them. Look at plants.
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3y ago
> Chinese have begun using ChatGPT to do their ideology homework for the local Communist Party cell rofl
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3y ago
Man have we observed and worked out a lot of stuff about our past. Not bad for a 3 inch chimp brained creature.
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Jenny Odell Can Stretch Time and So Can You
(wired.com)
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4y ago
What I guess I am wondering about is what sets the upper bounds/limits to advertising growth and ad funded free content/free service growth? Since attention is finite, and the competition for that finite resource seems to be at al
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4y ago
I really dont understand how the Ad Industry still survives. Attention is finite. That should put an automatic upper bound on how many Ads get sold. Info/Content has exploded. I saw a stat saying only 0.5% of content produced is consum
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4y ago
Meta, Google/YouTube, Snap all have seen big drops in ad revenue. People are saying it's just temporary, but made me wonder what if we pass some sort of peak advertising moment? Cuz attention is finite. Smartphone market is satur
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Info is exploding. Hard to keep track of everything. Probably impossible. I wont be surprised if they actually have some knowledge mgmt model that shows the point above which they cant keep tabs on everything. But its the govt. They are nev
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Signal's Meredith Whittaker learned what not to do working at Google
(cnbc.com)
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Yup generated code is spreading like cancer. You kind of have to develop an "empathy" for the system, just like with broken humans who cant be fixed. How are you feeling today mr.blackbox? Feeling a bit lethargic? Want a reboot?
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4y ago
:) oh it will be written like that and has been written like that. Dont google for the number of unnecessary brain surgeries that have happened cause buggy mri software highlights tumors were there are none. No one will consider the risk u
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Yup Big tech, which is really big advertising if you take Google+Meta online ad market share, get their main revenue from Likes/clicks/links/views counting + personal data. As info exploded you needed this crap to work out wh
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4y ago
That maybe a factor but it's also possible the attention economy is peaking. We always knew attention available is fixed. Google and Apple have reported slight slow down. Smartphone market in the west has saturated and not growing. Ppl
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4y ago
It's not the Internet but the Attention Economy running on top that is the disappointment. As Attention collapses, with info exploding, fingers crossed, the attention economy shall collapses too.
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4y ago
It doesn't have to be support for Russia. If you have seen what pointlessness has unfolded over 20 years in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria and pretty much the same ppl are in charge, profiting, hiding real costs and mistakes, it's no
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4y ago
Recommended reading - Veblen's Theory of the Leisure Class
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Online pornography messes up the minds of minors: experts
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Guardian articles haven't lead to any actual noticable outcomes in society in a long long time, so it doesn't matter.
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pfft ppl cant remember what they were outraging about last week. As Info explodes attention collapses. The only predictable thing about the attention economy is it keeps propping up the biggest attention craving buffoons of society with eac
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You can't gain control over anything if you don't own it in the first place. All systems designed by the tech industry/attention economy don't assume the customer is the owner of their attention. These systems buy and se
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Digital Advertising Could Reach 75% of Total U.S. Advertising by 2025
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Michael Goldhaber, the Cassandra of the Internet Age
(nytimes.com)
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Cause India imports much more than it exports. And the majority of global trade happens in USD which effects demand for USD.
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You don't have to get yourself better informed. Info asymmetry and knowledge gaps are at all time highs. There is nothing gained asking random ppl to be better "educated and informed" about things even experts are still proce
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20 years on: The Iraqis born the year the war began
(aljazeera.com)
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Totally agree. Social media built on top of collecting Likes and Followers, causes brain damage not just in kids but in adults too. That architecture has to be dismantled. But parent comment abv has a point teaching is a big factor here. An
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We haven't yet figured out how to shutdown cancer once they get past a certain scale. Large tech firms are like cancer is what the last two decades have taught us.
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It's a stupid argument as dumb as worrying about China IP theft. After the ship has sailed. As to job losses, most ppl especially the prediction making buffoon class, have not worked with these systems long enough to understand a simpl
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