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Tag Archives: censorship
The Rationality of Algorithms: Facebook Algorithm, Google Algorithms or No Algorithm at All?
If you could choose any of the following three options, which one would you pick? Facebook Algorithm Google Algorithms No Algorithm whatsoever Granted: You probably have more choices than that – I’m just trying to keep it simple (stupid 😉 … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged algorithm, algorithmic, algorithms, brand name, brand names, censor, censored, censorship, communicate, communication, connect, connected, connection, connections, content, Facebook, filter, filtered, Google, identification, identifier, identifiers, identy, intellectual property, language, media, name, names, natural language, open, publish, publisher, publishers, publishing, rational media, remediary, share, sharing, trademark, trademarks
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Do You Want To Be Right Or Do You Want To Be Happy?
Did anyone ever ask Galileo this question? Why or why not? Why do some people ask other people this question today?
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Posted in remediary.com, Uncategorized
Tagged censorship, cohesion, communication, confidence, depressed, depression, doubt, doubting, fact, facts, false, falsehood, Galileo, group, group dynamics, groups, happy, network, networking, networks, opinion, opinions, question, questioning, questions, right, sad, science, scientific, scientific method, social, social cohesion, social group, social groups, society, support, true, trust, trusting, trustworthy, truth, wrong
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Explicit Thoughts
When ideas cross my mind, I generally have little or no inhibitions about expressing them plainly and explicitly. In contrast, I feel like many people censor themselves by suppressing or at least not explicitly stating what they think. Most people … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in remediary.com, Uncategorized
Tagged censor, censored, censorship, consider, estimation, evaluatiom, explicit, explicitly, idea, ideas, judge, judgement, judgements, respect, self-censorship, state, statement, think, thought, thoughts
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Why people used to go to church + why they now go to Google + Facebook instead
In case you haven’t seen them yet, check out Part 1 and Part 2. For many years, I have maintained that Google is something like the Pope of the Internet: Google’s index functions quite similarly to what used to be … Continue reading →
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Tagged belief, beliefs, censorship, community, engagement, exclusive, gossip, loyalty, propaganda, publishing, religion, retard media, social media, true, truth
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Nice sentiment, but too ignorant of the rest of the world
Does the DMCA apply outside of America, or only in the United States? Every company that you use to share videos, pictures, and thoughts (from Google search to Facebook to Snapchat to WordPress.com) relies on the DMCA to balance free … Continue reading →
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Tagged censorship, copyright, DMCA, retard media, United States, United States of America, USA
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