Dating as it was known in the 90s is now "offline dating." 😁 Love how phenomenons change meaning as values and contexts change.
On #digitalethics though:
"But after six months [of using Tinder] she realised it was impacting on her mental health." x.com/maddysavage/st…
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@palace Inte så att jag skulle kunna redogöra för innebörden på stående fot.
Following along with the transnational crime syndicate being exposed as the impeachment process unfolds is almost a full-time job.
And it's almost impossible to believe if you don't.
Go back 6 months and listen to @gaslitnation
And support them here:
patreon.com/gaslit/posts
This is a fair example of good intent with the absence of second- and third-order thinking.
#digitalethics
bbc.com/news/technolog…
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@pauspling @SRPP3 Detta: bbc.com/news/technolog…
@pauspling @SRPP3 Och China Cables-läckan, beroende på hur lång tid du får vara med ;)
icij.org/investigations…
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@Scott_Matter True. That's also when I appreciate a 20-minute train wreck rather than a 60-minute one 😁
21 straight-out big lies in a space of two hours, and counting. Once again, this is the president of the United States. So many people who should be reacting are complicit. x.com/ddale8/status/…
20-minute meetings are the best. Why do so many keep forgetting how much you can accomplish in twenty minutes? I believe the 60-minute default for meetings just completely opposes value-creation.
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@Documentalope Awesome. We need to find time to talk about this in the future. I should spend more time on expanding on my thinking. Every tweet has the potential for a blog post. 😁
@Documentalope I do find situations where this makes more sense. I am for example with you all the way with website redesigns which happen way too often. Also, when they happen they rarely do enough by way of changing structure, content, goals, etc. So not enough destruction 😊.
@Documentalope And perhaps it’s not one or the other but the speed of both that is the problem, which speaks to how Tatiana was looking at it. Slow micro-destruction and slow micro-improvements in unison.
Anyway, gonna let these thoughts putter around for a while.
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@TatianaTMac I do like where you’re going with this. A process for slow destruction.
All I can think of now are Jenga blocks. 😬
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@TatianaTMac Probably not. I believe I was alluding to how in tech projects it's more common to build atop and increase complexity than tear down. It made me realize how I often would so much prefer tearing down. And then I spun from there 😁
I feel there is a huge difference between making the world better (building on what is) and changing the world (tearing down structures and starting over).
Last week I gave my most emotionally charged presentation to date on digital compassion. It was in Swedish, here in Stockholm. But I've now translated a transcribed version to English.
Here we go.
axbom.blog/digital-compas…
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@heather_ia @wheelyweb Down the rabbit hole you go Joe! :)
Oh, I think that’s Van Jones. Van Halen is that actor from Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang who also had his own show. twitter.com/adblanche/status/12017…
Something to keep an eye on. x.com/Safety/status/…
Even FBI is warning about your smart TV's security.
But wait for it...
"some of the biggest exploits targeting smart TVs in recent years were developed by the Central Intelligence Agency, but were stolen"
😂😂🤪🤪😭😭
#digitalethics
techcrunch.com/2019/12/01/fbi…
Love the concept of slow media.
Great article imagining different realities by @Annaleen
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
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