Matter
updated 9d ago
Matter
20241105 / Feature I might want
Would love to see the actual source and author as the usual stuff works. I mentioned here when I save highlights from a read-it-later app.
Easier to read, and nice little shout-out to the publication/author
No corporate branding/passive marketing. This is about the people right?
File over app, knowing where/who I got a particular insight from matters more to me than what app/tool I read it on.
- The digital dominance of the 21st Century has sorted us into our own tailored versions of online reality, where we drown in ads and information. It's overwhelming, noisy, and ephemeral. It's hard to have a simple conversation, let alone align the globe on a future worth building.
from It's time to build: A New World's Fair by cameronwiese.com
Keely Adler added
- The digital dominance of the 21st Century has sorted us into our own tailored versions of online reality, where we drown in ads and information. It's overwhelming, noisy, and ephemeral. It's hard to have a simple conversation, let alone align the globe on a future worth building.
from It's time to build: A New World's Fair by cameronwiese.com
Keely Adler and added
- We now live in a digital age, in which information becomes fluid and variable. All that was solid has melted into air. In the print world, getting your facts right was about competence and care; now what the facts are depends on what date you access a website, or which website you visit. The nature of information has changed irreversibly.
from Putting an end to political nonsense by Diana M. Smith
- Navigating the modern internet feels like trudging through a hostile wasteland. The search and social algorithms, ostensibly designed to give us what we want, keep us trapped in the shallows, gorging on an endless supply of junk media that never quite satiates
from The more beautiful internet our hearts know is possible by rob hardy
sari added
