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Anonymous
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No.398768
398774
What are some strategies to fight novelty politik?

I.e. The tendency to consume politics like fast fashion. The tendency to grow fatigued that ongoing issues are still being talked about. The tendency try and develop, articulate and rally identity with an opinion on a subject one is newly made aware of not only within the day, but instantaneously. The desire to consume more news before you've properly digested and made essay of all prior news you've been exposed to. Apathy to critical questions regarding the news one allows oneself to be exposed to--authorial intent, authorial incentive, target audience, practical value, redundancy, source, framework of analysis, limitations of medium, etc...--and a lack of foresight to archive works that one allowed to impact one's worldview.

I usually try to tell people to touch digital grass--use RSS feeds, get off the twitters and tiktoks and such, use activitypub instead, get into web surfing and bookmarking stuff, etc...--but that's not a comprehensive solution, I still find myself doing much of the above. Every such suggestion feels like a massive lifestyle change because the default they deviate from is indeed a lifestyle: one of gambling for hope on a machine that doesn't dispense, and living as actor within said media oneself in evangelism of it's theatre until not one person left on this planet is not a news anchor, commentator or activist. That to know what's happening is one through the glory of winning a debate and picking the flavor of news that caters to your fellow debatewinners. It's sickening.
Anonymous
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No.398769
>is one through
won* through, I need a nap.
Anonymous
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No.398773
398776
That written by AI?
Anonymous
c11feb6
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No.398774
398776
>>398768
Require some form of effort to participate meaningfully. Techno distributism solves this by making ideological adherents learn useful skills and teach others.
Anonymous
94420d7
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No.398776
398778
>>398773
Nah, just sleepy. Also if it's the em dashes then piss off, it's my favorite punctuation and I'll keep using it even when AI dies off, and will not cease to use them just because bots can't differ them from commas.
>>398774
Vauge and doesn't sound enforcable beyond maybe requiring having a personal website to register for a fedi instance, which would help I suppose.
Anonymous
c11feb6
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No.398777
398779
>>398775
If you aren't building shit you don't get to lead. Seems pretty simple and filters out retards from leadership positions. It also encourages followers to improve themselves. Based as fuck.
Anonymous
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No.398778
>>398776
>Also if it's the em dashes
No, just the whole text looks like a meaningless shit. To me.
Anonymous
94420d7
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No.398779
398789
>>398777
I mean that's a good policy in itself but I'm not sure how to apply that to the news addiction crisis.
I suppose a rule that reporters should work in the field they're covering could be tangently applicative of that, but I wouldn't consider news reporting leadership.
Anonymous
c11feb6
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No.398789
398790
>>398779
>I suppose a rule that reporters should work in the field they're covering could be tangently applicative of that

>report guns
>also manufacture guns

>report communications
>also work with meshtastic

>report tech
>work with linux

Ect. News reporting is something that can be open source now.
Anonymous
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No.398790
>>398789
Yeah absolutely, especially with wikis to give it all indexing.
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