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Digital media and social networks are programming us exactly how we want to be programmed...
You know that person who goes on about crazy conspiracies and fake news? They probably think you’re as crazy as you think they are. And worse, it leads us to cancel each other out, regardless of the bonds we might have. How does it happen? The truth is, we’re all allowing digital media and social networks to program us exactly how we want to be programmed… and it’s widening the divide.
Links
- Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It
- The Social Dilemma - Netflix
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This Episode Sponsored by: Instacart - Squarespace (SAVE 10% on your first website subscription when you enter PARTNER10 at checkout!) - Hugo Coffee (Enter SAVEDOGS at checkout for 10% off your order!)
Interested in stories about loyalty, love, friendship, crime, and the bonds that shape a lifetime? Check out The Make-Right Man: A Chicago Reckoning, the debut novel by Drew Glass, a sweeping four-decade Chicago saga set in the Bridgeport neighborhood of the city's South Side. Visit the author's website - DrewGlass.net - to learn more and sample the first few chapters. Or go directly to Amazon.com
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© Drew Zagorski. All rights reserved.
Published under the pen name Drew Glass.
The Make Right Man: A Chicago Reckoning is a work of fiction and part of You Don’t Say… Stories from the Drew Zagorski Files, produced by LeftBrainRightBrain Studios.
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Digital media and social networks are programming us exactly how we want to be programmed...
You know that person who goes on about crazy conspiracies and fake news? They probably think you’re as crazy as you think they are. And worse, it leads us to cancel each other out, regardless of the bonds we might have. How does it happen? The truth is, we’re all allowing digital media and social networks to program us exactly how we want to be programmed… and it’s widening the divide.
Links
- Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It
- The Social Dilemma - Netflix
Submit Your Story Idea!
This Episode Sponsored by: Instacart - Squarespace (SAVE 10% on your first website subscription when you enter PARTNER10 at checkout!) - Hugo Coffee (Enter SAVEDOGS at checkout for 10% off your order!)
Interested in stories about loyalty, love, friendship, crime, and the bonds that shape a lifetime? Check out The Make-Right Man: A Chicago Reckoning, the debut novel by Drew Glass, a sweeping four-decade Chicago saga set in the Bridgeport neighborhood of the city's South Side. Visit the author's website - DrewGlass.net - to learn more and sample the first few chapters. Or go directly to Amazon.com
- Support You Don't Say via Venmo or PayPal
- Follow us! | Instagram | Linkedin
© Drew Zagorski. All rights reserved.
Published under the pen name Drew Glass.
The Make Right Man: A Chicago Reckoning is a work of fiction and part of You Don’t Say… Stories from the Drew Zagorski Files, produced by LeftBrainRightBrain Studios.