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Algorithms and the Problem of Intellectual Passivity

Algorithms and the Problem of Intellectual Passivity
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Social media is making kids sad – and it s bad news for democracy | Van Badham

Young people have been made to fear an outside world that is actually safer than the one they’re exposed to online

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Suing unsocial media: Scrolling the NYC lawsuit against Big Tech

Suing unsocial media: Scrolling the NYC lawsuit against Big Tech
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Changing campus cultures at elite universities

Why these campuses need to change, and how to bring about essential transformations. I came of age intellectually in an era of big nonfiction books, both popular like Silent Spring, The Feminine Mystique and Unsafe at Any Speed) and academic, by such scholars as Eugene Genovese, Erving Goffman and Thomas Kuhn. That era was followed by a succession of truly path-breaking scholarly books. Among the greatest were Orlando Patterson’s magisterial history of freedom and the making of Western culture and Theda Skocpol’s study of states and social revolution.

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Buzz, Beep, Chirp: Phones Are An Epidemic In Our Schools

Teacher Chris Madson did the math: during the school year, students at his Boston public school will “skip” the equivalent of more than 72,000 classes because of cell phone use.

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