Thanks, Gary Menne
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Will take a look. Thanks for sharing.
Craig Hullinger
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I watched part of it. Very interesting.
Like many technological innovations, social media has led to both good and bad things.
Examples
Automobiles - Increased mobility but also pollutes and causes numerous deaths
Nuclear - Cheap power but increased chances of worldwide destruction
Automation - Cheaper better products but fewer highly paid blue collar jobs
As many of you know, I use a lot of social media - All our links at http://www.empehi.com/ and or http://www.empehi.com/
first post on the upper left.
Social media lets us stay or regain contact - ie this site, Facebook, Twitter LinkedIn, etc. That is a good thing.
But it also enables a lot of misinformation to spread - all you have to do is read the posts your friends and relatives
send you from strange uninformed bloggers.
And it can also lead to a lot of anger among those who divide on politics.
And major companies like Google and Facebook learn a lot about you.
And scammers may glean info from your social media posts to con you.
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So, what to do?
If one is very worried about this, it is best to check out of the net - don't use email, Facebook, LinkedIn, internet buying, banking, etc.
Go off the grid.
Or you can figure the benefit outways the risk. That is where I at. Now I think I will blog this discussion on www.empehi.com
Plus put it on our Facebook Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest pages.
Will welcome input from the other folks on this list for the blog post. Your opinion counts - to us, anyway.
EMPEHI Alums can connect on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, Yahoo, and Blogs. All the addresses can be found on the upper left corner of our Blog. Look for the sign.
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I watched part of it. Very interesting.
Like many technological innovations, social media has led to both good and bad things.
Examples
Automobiles - Increased mobility but also pollutes and causes numerous deaths
Nuclear - Cheap power but increased chances of worldwide destruction
Automation - Cheaper better products but fewer highly paid blue collar jobs
As many of you know, I use a lot of social media - All our links at http://www.empehi.com/ and or http://www.empehi.com/
first post on the upper left.
Social media lets us stay or regain contact - ie this site, Facebook, Twitter LinkedIn, etc. That is a good thing.
But it also enables a lot of misinformation to spread - all you have to do is read the posts your friends and relatives
send you from strange uninformed bloggers.
And it can also lead to a lot of anger among those who divide on politics.
And major companies like Google and Facebook learn a lot about you.
And scammers may glean info from your social media posts to con you.
_________________
So, what to do?
If one is very worried about this, it is best to check out of the net - don't use email, Facebook, LinkedIn, internet buying, banking, etc.
Go off the grid.
Or you can figure the benefit outways the risk. That is where I at. Now I think I will blog this discussion on www.empehi.com
Plus put it on our Facebook Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest pages.
Will welcome input from the other folks on this list for the blog post. Your opinion counts - to us, anyway.
Craig Hullinger
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I thought the last 20 minutes of it was scary to me. I don't really care what they know about me. When they say that they can slowly change people's thinking about what society should be, not through human intervention, but through algorithms using AI that even their inventors can't get ahead of. The programmers themselves don't even know how to control it. The only benefit I can see is, I own stock in their companies. But at the detriment of the future world.
Gary Menne
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