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We end on an appeal to our fellow psychologists:
"To sit idly by while deskilling and displacing of [our]selves is normalised [...] serves [solely] the technology sector, which avoids criticism and self-reflection and prefers pseudoscience and misinformation."
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"To sit idly by while deskilling and displacing of [our]selves is normalised [...] serves [solely] the technology sector, which avoids criticism and self-reflection and prefers pseudoscience and misinformation."
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October 4, 2025 at 6:42 AM
We end on an appeal to our fellow psychologists:
"To sit idly by while deskilling and displacing of [our]selves is normalised [...] serves [solely] the technology sector, which avoids criticism and self-reflection and prefers pseudoscience and misinformation."
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"To sit idly by while deskilling and displacing of [our]selves is normalised [...] serves [solely] the technology sector, which avoids criticism and self-reflection and prefers pseudoscience and misinformation."
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Had the system been designed differently, we could protect vulnerable voices and allow a full range of conversations without needing to hide everyone from all consequences. Of course anonymity is crucial in our current world. But our current system should have been implemented more thoughtfully.
November 23, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Had the system been designed differently, we could protect vulnerable voices and allow a full range of conversations without needing to hide everyone from all consequences. Of course anonymity is crucial in our current world. But our current system should have been implemented more thoughtfully.
User anonymity was a fatal flaw of Web 2.0; it's part of the reason that the public sphere has collapsed.
November 23, 2025 at 4:14 PM
User anonymity was a fatal flaw of Web 2.0; it's part of the reason that the public sphere has collapsed.
It's as if your distant relationship to the work in which you were involved meant that your knowledge wasn't operationalized, so you needed to actually DO the work in order to analyze, evaluate, and articulate a solution.
November 23, 2025 at 4:09 PM
It's as if your distant relationship to the work in which you were involved meant that your knowledge wasn't operationalized, so you needed to actually DO the work in order to analyze, evaluate, and articulate a solution.
There was a popular book predicting just that but it was afraid to go this far (Future Shock)
November 21, 2025 at 9:35 PM
There was a popular book predicting just that but it was afraid to go this far (Future Shock)
Last time I was there, the hotel put a fresh pitcher of port and a bowl of fresh figs on my coffee table every day. It was heaven :)
November 18, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Last time I was there, the hotel put a fresh pitcher of port and a bowl of fresh figs on my coffee table every day. It was heaven :)
Is there a style manual for psychosis?
November 15, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Is there a style manual for psychosis?
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the Dems keep operating like this cynical shit has no effect. It’s why their core voters don’t fucking show up. When they say “we fight for you” nobody believes them, because they constantly pull shit like this and say “what else are you gonna vote for.” But then people STAY HOME.
November 10, 2025 at 4:44 AM
the Dems keep operating like this cynical shit has no effect. It’s why their core voters don’t fucking show up. When they say “we fight for you” nobody believes them, because they constantly pull shit like this and say “what else are you gonna vote for.” But then people STAY HOME.