How the terror trail went unseen
This is an interesting article, as it explains that not everything you hear politicians and the media ranting against had anything to do with the terrorist attack. In fact, in my own experience, almost none of what I’ve heard suggested by media and politicians would actually stop terrorists! It would simply make us feel safer, but feelings are not facts.
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““People are more willing to share an article than read it. This is typical of modern information consumption,” said the study’s co-author Arnaud Legout in a statement. “People form an opinion based on a summary, or a summary of summaries, without making the effort to go deeper.”” I didn’t need a study, I already noticed…
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Reading this article was a little bit of a guilt trip, but one I probably need more than I am willing to admit. “Friendship matters. Everything we do to succeed in our careers is improved when we’re supported by a foundation of strong, stable friendships. Basic research tells us this is so, yet many who…
This is an interesting examination of how Russia is using social media as a PR tool: In the case of @IamTyraJackson, the IRA’s goal was two-fold: Grow an audience in part through heartwarming, inspiring messages, and use that following to spread messages promoting division, distrust, and doubt. I don’t know how you really battle that,…
On the one hand, I have argued before that we need to hold people accountable because, without a stick, our people will not have as much of a reason to care in the first place. On the other hand, a couple of the stats from the report that Doug pulled out tell me something different:
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