Media Determinism
Andrey MirEverything is a media effect
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Robo-journalism before and after ChatGPT
> On March 9, 2026, The New York Times launched the quiz “Who’s a better writer: AI or humans?” Readers were invited to choose the better-written sample in five pairs of texts across different genres. One day later, after 86,000 people had ...
Agonistic mentality of oral cultures – and digital orality
> The total engagement and status competition are accompanied in orality by an agonistic mentality, as Walter Ong calls it. He writes: “Many, if not all, oral or residually oral cultures strike literates as extraordinarily agonistic in thei...
Yellowstone wolves and media-determinism
> Explaining the incredible complexity of social, political, cultural, and economic life through the clay tablet or papyrus was sometimes labelled techno-determinism. In turn, techno-determinism was condemned for the alleged reductionism of...
As speech shrinks — thought starves. Cognitive effects of digital orality
> There is a popular belief that Hemingway averaged 10 words per sentence. Studies don’t confirm it – the estimate is closer to 15. He was surely a master of short sentences, but that was a deliberate style. The shortening of speech we see ...
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