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January 2011
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Eclectic reflections: The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma →
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Today in Complex Systems, we discussed strategies for the repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma. I’ve written on the applications of the prisoner’s dilemma before, but I haven’t called it that on this blog.
Briefly, the prisoner’s dilemma is this: you and another player each have the choice to…
“We are living in an age when changes in communications, storytelling and information technologies are reshaping almost every aspect of contemporary life.”
—Henry Jenkins (via mazemmerson)
If I had the capacity, I’d stop everything I’m doing and focus solely on The Bucket Brigade and getting involved with COMMON & FearLess. These are the things that excite me most and I want to kill ‘em.
What Your 16-Hour Workday Says About You! →
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- You’re a really hard worker
- Your time is poorly managed
- You don’t know what to do with your life
- Your boss knows you’re gullible
- At least 40% of your diet consists of pre-packaged food
- You send out work emails at inappropriate hours
- You have no perspective on life
- You…
“Here’s the paradox: to be desired by the networks is to have your tastes commodified. On the one hand, to be commodified expands a group’s cultural visibility. Those groups that have no recognized economic value get ignored. That said, commodification is also a form of exploitation. Those groups that are commodified find themselves targeted more aggressively by marketers and often feel they have lost control over their own culture, since it is mass produced and mass…”
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