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On ”the lifeboat of the elite”. A lot of harm to the human race can probably be explained by some of the insights from this article. theguardian.com/technology/201…

I just made a one-off contribution to @guardian - wishing there was a centralized way off more easily contributing one-off payments to various editorial teams I support. This was pretty straight-forward though. support.theguardian.com/eu/contribute

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A decision-making process that [encourages] [innovation leaders] to check their instinctive technological optimism against the realities of human life.

- @nkl

I may make this my mission statement :)

qz.com/1342757/everyt… #designethics via @darjaisaksson

Is the comparison in this article fair? It's impossible to say for sure. The important takeaway for me is the issue of what we should expect from the people building our future, and their responsibility when it comes to impact on people and planet. Then we can discuss options.

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I wanted to fact check a story from Kenya and ended up on one of Wikipedia’s most horrifying pages. It’s a list of youngest (known) birth mothers across the world. I’m not going to link to it, as someone may inadvertently click, but it distresses me that I can consider myself >

relatively aware of systemic oppression, injustice and abuse, and still regularly keep getting these shocking insights. Always be learning but never assume you know.

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