check out my internet paradigm blog post! cover lots of things from politics to byron bay, to war and memes, its a riveting read! #bcm112
https://t.co/SVH4heIe0e
this little video was so cool in helping me understand the psychology behind advertising and how companies can utilise these techniques to sell their products #bcm112#week9
https://t.co/83y6JuRf3F
will never stop using crash course 🥺
me: travels to byron bay
byron: that'll be $50 interest because of the earthy, vibrant good times that come when you drink that beer
#bcm112#byrontax#week9
for further reading on this topic in the US political sphere, check out Eunji Kim's blog post :) #bcm112#week8#politicalpsychology
https://t.co/cQht86QB1W
this video touches on the role of selective exposure in politics, and how what media we engage may result in a bias perception #bcm112#uow#week8#politicalpsychology
https://t.co/YwvaWvZJ7E
this paper conducted a study into the popular rhetoric of collective intelligence being the popular belief compared to marginalised thought in the context of conspiracies.
an interesting read! #bcm112#uow#week6
https://t.co/lW95GLvHp9
Susan Blackmore proposes that Universal Darwinism helps explain how memes continually reproduce through variation and selection from a copied idea #bcm112#uow#memes#week6 https://t.co/Bi1ZO8VLWa
I found this video really interesting about how collective intelligence can mediate our perception of the world #bcm112#week5#uow#collectiveintelligence
https://t.co/xHUoo52Lfw