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Week 1: Decide Technology Policy in the Classroom
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Kevin Munger
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13 Arguments for Why the US Should Ban TikTok
Last week was Ban TikTok Week, but in writing up my final post, I found I had too much to say. Surprise, surprise. Rather than try to fit everything…
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March 2024

Data is the New Oil...And We're the Dinosaurs
Explosive growth can only come from cheating, from discovering some way to break the rules. Most of the time this involves actual explosions. Because…
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TikTok, Electoral Legitimacy and Caesar's Wife
It's still Ban TikTok Week!
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Uber, but for Human Communication
Welcome to Ban TikTok Week
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What was Drake?
[Drake] is necessarily international. An international thinking does not exist, only the universal thinking, coming from one source. However, if it is…
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February 2024

Images are Biased
This blog is about two things: (1) the radical changes wrought by modern communication technology; and (2) the inability of the epistemic technologies…
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Nobody likes the present situation very much
Reading Lippmann in Palo Alto
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January 2024

“The Algorithm” is the only critique of “The Algorithm” that “The Algorithm” can produce
As I say in my TED Talk about Vilem Flusser, the most pressing cultural question is: “why are things so weird?” Or as Anna Shechtman describes it: “that…
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Against the Labor Theory of Science
Two recent working papers gesture towards a new social scientific process. This process is much more efficient by eliminating redundant effort by social…
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Searching for Forgotten Thinkers
The Hayakawa Question
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American Gerontocracy, Explained
Happy New Year! It's 2024 for the next decade
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