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The latent cultural function of technologies
Every new technology begins life as a tool, but over time often becomes something stranger and more enduring: a cultural ritual. What once was valued for utility alone can outlast its practical necessity because it gets tied to human experi...
Consequence culture
For years, the left nurtured cancel culture. Careers were ended, reputations ruined, and lives reshaped over things sometimes said a decade ago. I’m sure if you dig hard enough you can find an example of someone canceled by leftists where i...
How people get misled
I’ve seen an extraordinary amount of blatantly false information the last week, even by the mainstream media (they’ve of course been doing this for awhile). What’s surprising is so many people continue to be susceptible to it, from all form...
People are openly bragging about AI spam operations
There’s a classic scene in the movie The Big Short where Mark Baum (played by Steve Carell) asks about why people are confessing to financial fraud, and the reply from his team is: “They’re not confessing. They’re bragging.”
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