2024-12-26 Mystery meeting

• Figure 2024-10-31.

• Move Switching

• The high risk side of the barbell stands out.

• Know where your opinion stands in public opinion The proliferation of radical opinions generates an outpouring of opposing views.

• Some people see that and join in the "justice" thinking that since everyone else is beating them up, it's okay for them to do it too.

  • The desire to beat others with the cudgel of justice
  • These people will be the next "radical" or "crazy" opinion.

Moderates are simply arguing against a radical opinion, but by making false abstractions with attribution, they create the mistaken impression that they are fighting two sides of the same coin.

When I talk about the need for a means of mass communication with a certain attribute X, people who only imagine mass communication in terms of SNS tend to imagine putting that attribute X into the SNS we have now, but that is not necessary. The current social networking sites are used by customers who prefer the current social networking sites, so there is no need to fight with them. Pick up unmet needs and unmet customers on that social networking site.

Is Twitter an appropriate means of gathering public opinion for government?

• In situations where your opinion is seen by your followers, you are aware of "how your followers see you".
• Some people try to "make good suggestions" by doing so, while others, on the contrary, try to beat the government to be appreciated.
  • There is a community by the latter people

Propaganda-filled social networking sites How do we know the truth?

prediction market

• Scaling Community Notes

Can we do long-term planning in a democracy?

• Can authoritarianism do it?

Cars in India

• natural state
• Can be maintained even if electricity is lost.

American Technology

• trickle down

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