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The Weaponization of Social Media and Sociology
The Power of Perceived Consensus Many years ago I learned about the Asch Conformity Experiment. I could explain it, but this video, with footage from the actual tests probably introduces it best. This study highlights the powerful effect that our perception … Continue reading
Divide and Conquer: What reactions to mass surveillance tell us about the two-party system.
Divide and Conquer “Divide and Conquer” is a time-honored tradition among oppressive governments and systems since time immemorial. It has been employed countless times to remedy an equally age-old conundrum: how does the ruling class impose its will on the … Continue reading
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