The mistakes you're most worried about are unlikely to be the ones you make. You'll err on the opposite end instead.
For example, if you're incredibly worried about offending people, you'll rarely do that, but you'll probably avoid giving critical, honest feedback.
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Feeling moved from Where Are the Black Designers conf. and grateful for all who contributed. Please take some time to listen if you missed it live: https://t.co/tu6YWyGjgc @watbdsgners#wherearetheblackdesigners
Went to a ballot explainer from @techequity which was really informative and wonderful. And every time someone said "parcel tax" I kept hearing "parseltongue... tax" and I really wondered why we're not treating parseltongues as equal citizens. #millenial#vote#equalrights
@harrislapiroff I love noticing my cognitive errors where I shorthand commands like "Put trash you are holding in your right hand into the trash bin" to "Put object in hand into other open object" and that results in throwing silverware/phone/etc in the trash 😅
2nd order harms emerge as "digital fallout" from 1st order…
🤯Info Overload -> Short Attn Spans
🤳Addictive Use -> Isolation
🤩Mass Narcissism -> Teen Depression
🛸Fake News -> Breakdown of Sensemaking
🤬Polarization -> Extremism & Distrust
🤖DeepFakes -> Post-Truth World
The major problem in technology isn't privacy, it's misalignment with our innate psychological vulnerabilities:
As E.O. Wilson said, "The problem of humanity is… We have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology."