@dajb About those camps…
> three camps: agreement but despair, disagreement that anything fundamental has changed, and a smaller group asking what mental models would work better.
> This follow-up post is for that third group.

Sounds like the second camp was on your mind. As were the marketing constructs on “generations”.

Some #SystemsThinking sounds rather linear.

Some day, let’s chat about #unthink.

@thoughtshrapnel The Heat Index case leads to diverse topics, from Future of Journalism to #Unthink.
Curious about this focus on pronouncements on a so-called “Who Cares Era”, casually making causal connections through external assessments of people’s level of “care”, mostly stated in binary. Almost sounds like visceral reactions to the #KittyGenovese story and #BystanderEffect.

Is there room for more discussion on shared care, distributed care? Neither good nor bad?

Wow! The cost of FREE, very nice video at: . #WebID #SocialMedia #UnThink

Been concerned about strong statements @gruber for some time. Not because of their content or opinionated tone, per se. It’s more about a #polarization they exacerbate.
In all honesty and due respect, I perceive a strong connection to #unthink. Despite the statement author’s strong dedication to correcting wrong takes, there’s a level of discourse which precludes thoughtful discussion.
Unless it’s in podcast form, where the blogger becomes more reflexive.
Case in point…
https://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow/2024/06/26/ep-403

I've stopped supporting #Canadaland because it now internalizes the practices of the industries it was designed to cover.
Echoes of Schneidermann/Bourdieu.
#Unthink

@Ammienoot So, going through the original piece.
First: Thanks for sharing these thoughts! Reassuring as they match several of my concerns. Especially since #EdTech is often part of the ecosystem where #technosolutionism evacuates the #WickedProblems we're facing as a whole.
In a way, #GenerativeAI is a celebration of the #Unthink. Contrary to Kahneman's (in)famous description of systems 1 and 2, it's about perceived expediency, not "laziness".