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Episode Thirteen - What if I Told You?
Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries….
Until recently, if I wanted to insult you I HAD to do it to your face, or from the parapet of the nearest castle and hope that you didn’t punch my lights out OR lay siege to my domain.
However…
These days, anyone with a phone, computer or Internet access can quickly become an armchair critic, troll or anonymous heckler in the digital crowd.
To the point where it moves from annoying TO personal and threatening etc.
And, as a society, as an industry and as humans we’re ill prepared to deal with this issue. It’s NOT going away, and it affects many of us, so what DO we do about it?
Until recently, if I wanted to insult you I HAD to do it to your face, or from the parapet of the nearest castle and hope that you didn’t punch my lights out OR lay siege to my domain.
However…
These days, anyone with a phone, computer or Internet access can quickly become an armchair critic, troll or anonymous heckler in the digital crowd.
To the point where it moves from annoying TO personal and threatening etc.
And, as a society, as an industry and as humans we’re ill prepared to deal with this issue. It’s NOT going away, and it affects many of us, so what DO we do about it?
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Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries….
Until recently, if I wanted to insult you I HAD to do it to your face, or from the parapet of the nearest castle and hope that you didn’t punch my lights out OR lay siege to my domain.
However…
These days, anyone with a phone, computer or Internet access can quickly become an armchair critic, troll or anonymous heckler in the digital crowd.
To the point where it moves from annoying TO personal and threatening etc.
And, as a society, as an industry and as humans we’re ill prepared to deal with this issue. It’s NOT going away, and it affects many of us, so what DO we do about it?
Until recently, if I wanted to insult you I HAD to do it to your face, or from the parapet of the nearest castle and hope that you didn’t punch my lights out OR lay siege to my domain.
However…
These days, anyone with a phone, computer or Internet access can quickly become an armchair critic, troll or anonymous heckler in the digital crowd.
To the point where it moves from annoying TO personal and threatening etc.
And, as a society, as an industry and as humans we’re ill prepared to deal with this issue. It’s NOT going away, and it affects many of us, so what DO we do about it?