Josh
@jpw
Josh
This is a crucial point: conspiracy culture does not challenge the hyper-individualism that is at the heart of so many crises reaching their breaking points. Instead, it mirrors it, putting all the blame for society’s ills on singularly powerful individuals: Fauci. Gates. Schwab. Soros.
Naomi Klein • Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World
The less time you spend thinking about or reading about or reacting to or writing about what anyone else is doing, the more time and positive energy you have to make your product the absolute best.
Which is how you will win.
Which is how you will win.
Jason Cohen (@asmartbear.com)
Perhaps it's time we had real brutalist UX - websites that minimize the React cruft, and expose the material of the Web as much as possible, so that there is no room for bad work to hide.
Done properly, this would be a flex just as much as brutalist architecture was a flex for the architects.
Done properly, this would be a flex just as much as brutalist architecture was a flex for the architects.
Pavel🐀 (@spavel.bsky.social)
People think conspiracy theory is a way of thinking, but it's really an argumentation defect where people get greedy with evidence, having to find a route, however ridiculous, from any new phenomenon to a core belief they are invested in defending.
Bluesky
Marketers face a choice every day: hustle for new people or serve the ones who care. Activation is much more productive than persuasion.
