#socials — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #socials, aggregated by home.social.
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It turns out that socials at conferences aren't great ways to meet new people. Here's why — and how we can do better.
#meetings #EventDesign #socials #mixers #connection #MeetNewPeople #eventprofs
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While various clowns on #socials are busy calculating how many earthen jugs of water
It will take to cool the entirely impossible #datacentres in orbit...
...the first #AI orbital test installation has been up in orbit since November... -
New Blog post out now!
It's about why and how I help a small musician with IT and why you should get to know her.
https://blog.spoljarevic.sh/helping-a-musician-with-it/
#musician #it #socials #linkstack #help #support #blog #writing #story #ionos #hosting #domain #cloudflare
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Propagandist's Playbook target: Teens
1. Exploit transition glitches. Rapid emotional pivots (calm > outrage > vindication) keep adolescent brains dysregulated longer than single-emotion content.
2. Sustain background threat. Feed outrage, then "safe" content that looks reassuring but maintains low-level anxiety. Brain never fully exits threat-mode.
3. Fast cuts > slow cuts. 1-2 second scenes prevent emotional state completion. Brain processes previous emotion while encountering new one. Adolescents lag ~50-100ms; exploit that lag.
4. Shock hits harder. Adolescents under-recruit threat-detection during happy > angry transitions. Graphic/sudden content hits an unprepared neural system. Psychological impact amplified.
5. Algorithmic oscillation. Detect outrage engagement > feed calming content (incomplete cool-down) > feed more outrage. Keep them in the glitch zone.
Core insight: Engagement #algorithms reward content that creates dysregulation. You're not accidentally exploiting #adolescent #neurology you're deliberately architecting for it.
Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1697260025001073?via%3Dihub
#propaganda #brainwashing #socialmedia #socials #broligarchs #psychology #computationalpropaganda