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Are statisticians and data scientists now doing the job of sociologists? #mscedc
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Here’s the link to the timeline for my algorithm play http://t.co/NjwlKmOgF2 Will blog in more detail in the weekly summary #mscedc
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@sbayne Here’s mine http://t.co/Iu8bQWZHs9 ‘my followers skew more positive than me’ #mscedc
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In case you were wondering, this is what an algorithm looks like :) #mscedc http://t.co/1ZsMbKr52X
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Great TED talk on how algorithms shape our world. #mscedc
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Absolutely brilliant TED talk by Life on the Screen’s Sherry Turkle http://t.co/vqfM4YCQaz #mscedc
Some interesting points from the talk:
Devices don’t just change what we do but who we are. They enable us to customise our lives and have control over where we put our attention.
Human relationships are rich and messy and demanding and we use technology to clean them up.
Today we sacrifice connection for conversation yet having conversations with others teaches us how to have conversations with ourselves.
We only really want to be listened to. Social media provides us with automatic listeners that seem to care about us and we experience pretend empathy as if it were the real thing.
We expect more from technology and less from each other.
Technology provides us with the illusion of companionship without the demands of friendship.
I share therefore I am.
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Just watched this as part of my research on virtual ethnographies in Research Methods: http://t.co/evDSv7iwvC #mscedc #onlinecommunities
Really interesting anthropological introduction to Youtube, which examines new forms of communities, networked individualism and cultural inversion.
‘Today we express individualism, independence and commercialism but value community, relationships and authenticity.’
Michael Wesch’s digital ethnography blog at http://mediatedcultures.net
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