Monday, April 18, 2016
What I want to do when I grow up
When I grow up I want to create good anime so that I can let people enjoy my hobby. I will even get a lot of money for doing something I like. Even though I can't draw I have a creative mind so I can create a story that turns into a anime. I want to live in America because I still would want to support my family and want my children to have a safe life. If I do get kids I want to get a girl and a boy. When I do get these kind of kids I will teach them stuff about the world and also tutor them. This is what I would when I grow up. I would also like to watch a lot of anime to help me think of a story to write my story in. Alan, if your watching this your might say this guys watches to much. Your right and I will always watch it forever. I might also want to go make games. I like games because of the story like Shadow Colossus. Open world games are fun in a way that you could do anything you want in that world. This is what I want to do when I grow up.
TED's Challenges
There are some things that we don't know about on the internet. Here are some things we should know about that affect our Social media live (challenges).
We don't know how to deal with rumors because anyone can make anything up on the internet. We create our own echo chambers. We tend to only communicate with people that we agree with. Online discussions quickly descend into angry mobs. It became really hard to change our opinions. Because of the speed and brevity of social media, we are forced to jump to conclusions and write sharp opinions in 140 characters about complex world affairs. Social media experiences are designed in a way that favors broadcasting over engagements, posts over dissussions, and shallow comments over deep conversation.
In the future we will want to liberate the internet and here's how.
Host conversations that promote mutual understanding and hopefully change minds. We also need to focus on quality: What is more important: The total number of readers of a post you write or who are the people who have impact the read what you write. Reward people for reading for reading and responding to views that disagree with? Make it socially acceptable that we change our minds. Finally we should fact-check widely spread online information, and reward people who take part.
We don't know how to deal with rumors because anyone can make anything up on the internet. We create our own echo chambers. We tend to only communicate with people that we agree with. Online discussions quickly descend into angry mobs. It became really hard to change our opinions. Because of the speed and brevity of social media, we are forced to jump to conclusions and write sharp opinions in 140 characters about complex world affairs. Social media experiences are designed in a way that favors broadcasting over engagements, posts over dissussions, and shallow comments over deep conversation.
In the future we will want to liberate the internet and here's how.
Host conversations that promote mutual understanding and hopefully change minds. We also need to focus on quality: What is more important: The total number of readers of a post you write or who are the people who have impact the read what you write. Reward people for reading for reading and responding to views that disagree with? Make it socially acceptable that we change our minds. Finally we should fact-check widely spread online information, and reward people who take part.
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