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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Posting Is Sharing
Posting on the Internet is sharing. What’s posted is available to, and thus is, or can be, shared with anyone who has an Internet connection. There’s no alternative to sharing what’s posted when it can be acquired by anyone who wants it. Sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Internet+ Effects
Tagged internet+ Age, posting, privacy, secrecy, sharing
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Accept Filter Bubble Phenomenon
Updated December 11, 2020 A better understanding of our situation in the Internet+ Age and therefore greater effectiveness in pursuing our interests require that we accept the filter bubble phenomenon. Our use of the Internet and attendant hard- and software … Continue reading
Are We Focusing On the Wrong Problem?
Often there’s a focus on the wrong problem. When the problem is violence in city neighborhoods, many focus on guns, rather than on poverty and the lack of employment at the going rate. When the problem is the Middle East, … Continue reading
Tagged problem solving
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Importance of Code Increasing
Updated October 30, 2020 The importance of code is increasing. That’s because more and more of life is online and when online it’s all a matter of code. Consequently, we’ll do better if we understand code and we’ll do our best … Continue reading
Posted in Internet+ Age
Tagged Douglass Rushkoff, importance of code, internet+ Age, learn code
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