↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund It's an app. Part of my @setapp subscription.
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↪ Replying to @designdrunkard
@designdrunkard No need to apologise! I enjoy understanding different perspectives. This time we were on the same page though :)
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@designdrunkard True. I also think many treatments to addictions specifically are assisted by finding another activity to spend that time on. And we certainly don't spend enough time considering what activities do promote our wellbeing.
Twitter is not perfect for nuances ☺️
↪ Replying to @designdrunkard
@designdrunkard Is this the way you are interpreting my tweet?
↪ Replying to @Pasquale_Stella
@Pasquale_Stella @wheelyweb True, this would be an interesting creature to map.
↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb This is in fact exactly the type of reflection I"m after, but it was interesting to see how many interpreted it as one technical tool replacing another rather than the human need it fulfilled and "made better".
↪ Replying to @DesignEducation
@DesignEducation @YasmineEvjen @unnderbar @annalundqvist @JaredFossey @design_sweden @RAMIROOBLITAS ❤️ Right back acha.
↪ Replying to @gfscstudio
@gfscstudio @PlaceCal Thanks for this perspective. Will be useful when I hopefully blog about this.
↪ Replying to @gfscstudio
@gfscstudio @PlaceCal For me it's the same question. :)
For me it's the same question. On a high level I think of it as a tradeoff between intimacy and the perceived value of efficiently maintaining as many relationships as possible.
↪ Replying to @gfscstudio
@gfscstudio @PlaceCal The majority of people on Facebook have never heard of these platforms I believe. For most, this is not what Facebook replaced.
↪ Replying to @Fabien_UX
@Fabien_UX Similar for me. Though I did find many contacts online before FB (via search engines and school alumni sites). So I'm not sure I would be as categorical as to say I would _never_ have heard from them without FB specifically.
@Fabien_UX Without FB I am now running a newsletter for family and close friends. For me, it has added to the level of intimacy with the people who matter most to me.
↪ Replying to @Marm_Design
@MarMurube I'm not sure FB replaced any of these for me. Instead it added immensely to the number of people I was in contact with, giving me a sense of efficiency and illusion of value. In some ways it replaced intimacy.
I know it did replace hours of reading books for me.
↪ Replying to @kolombiken
@kolombiken Interesting. I get that when I view individual tweets but not when I view the thread with the top tweet marked (in the Twitter app).
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso @jeffseibert Thank you for your sharing this morning Jessica. I'm gonna go for a long walk in the woods with the dog now and ponder upon all this mess some more... it's a difficult thing to shake.😳
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso @jeffseibert Straight from the horse's mouth, no plausible denial. 😉 No, you're absolutely right.
My hope was that more techbros outside this gang get the sense to stop what they're doing. But realising now they only see how they can get a 'get-out-of-jail-free' card by 'post-confessing'.
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso @jeffseibert He definitely has not. I agree with the criticisms of these men not demonstrating a sound understanding of their own responsibilities or the inequality and oppression they keep perpetuating. I'm thinking they can still offer some insights on the internal thought-processes.
@jessicamalonso But in hindsight I do wish it wasn't part of this thread 😬
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso True, it's extremely common for me to recommend services only to hear people groan when they realise these are paid services. The expectancy that companies not be paid by customers feels like the new norm.
↪ Replying to @jessicamalonso
@jessicamalonso This is a hugely important insight. I hadn't brought my line of thinking that far. Thank you Jessica.