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ChrisPlease fellow #mastodonians, disagreeing with someone doesn't mean their post is spreading misinformation and should be reported. No wonder there are so many wars in this world.
#SocialMedia #Mastodon #Fediverse #Disagreeing #Misinformation
@privateger There's no #moral #gray #area regarding it, you're an #evil #bastard for #disagreeing with him
Christophe Bousquet#Humans #strategically avoid connecting to others who agree and avert the emergence of #NetworkPolarization in a #CoordinationTask
"Individuals preferentially selected links to previously unobserved and #disagreeing others, avoiding links with #agreeing others. This prevented #cluster formation, sped up #consensus formation rather than impeding it, and increased the probability that the group agreed on the #majority incentive"
Humans strategically avoid connecting to others who agree and avert the emergence of network polarization in a coordination task - Scientific Reports
Clusters of like-minded individuals can impede consensus in group decision-making. We implemented an online color coordination task to investigate whether control over communication links creates clusters impeding group consensus. In 244 6-member networks, individuals were incentivized to reach a consensus by agreeing on a color, but had conflicting incentives for which color to choose. We varied (1) if communication links were static, changed randomly over time, or were player-controlled; (2) whether links determined who was observed or addressed; and (3) whether a majority existed or equally many individuals preferred each color. We found that individuals preferentially selected links to previously unobserved and disagreeing others, avoiding links with agreeing others. This prevented cluster formation, sped up consensus formation rather than impeding it, and increased the probability that the group agreed on the majority incentive. Overall, participants with a consensus goal avoided clusters by applying strategies that resolved uncertainty about others.
dicewarebot8-2-11 → #knitted
12-11-1 → #disagreeing
6-5-2 → #hills
5-17-4 → #escort
15-13-3 → #shows
16-9-14 → #ways
knitted-disagreeing-hills-escort-shows-ways
Roll your own @ https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/08/dragon-con-diceware
How to Roll a Strong Password with 20-Sided Dice and Fandom-Inspired Wordlists
Here’s the not-so-secret recipe for strong passphrases: a random element like dice, a long list of words, and math. And as long as you have the first two, the third takes care of itself. All together, this adds up to diceware, a simple but powerful method to create a passphrase that even the most...
2-11-1 → #disagreeing
14-18-20 → #plots
3-19-18 → #faint
17-10-16 → #area
12-15-6 → #tortured
2-2-12 → #saturday
disagreeing-plots-faint-area-tortured-saturday
Roll your own @ https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/08/dragon-con-diceware
How to Roll a Strong Password with 20-Sided Dice and Fandom-Inspired Wordlists
Here’s the not-so-secret recipe for strong passphrases: a random element like dice, a long list of words, and math. And as long as you have the first two, the third takes care of itself. All together, this adds up to diceware, a simple but powerful method to create a passphrase that even the most...
4-14-18 → #favour
12-11-1 → #disagreeing
2-11-6 → #werewolves
12-5-6 → #pence
4-20-17 → #slinks
16-5-12 → #going
favour-disagreeing-werewolves-pence-slinks-going
Roll your own @ https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/08/dragon-con-diceware
How to Roll a Strong Password with 20-Sided Dice and Fandom-Inspired Wordlists
Here’s the not-so-secret recipe for strong passphrases: a random element like dice, a long list of words, and math. And as long as you have the first two, the third takes care of itself. All together, this adds up to diceware, a simple but powerful method to create a passphrase that even the most...
18-19-8 → #hugo
17-12-20 → #rage
12-19-4 → #fail
11-1-6 → #copy
3-6-4 → #chill
12-11-1 → #disagreeing
hugo-rage-fail-copy-chill-disagreeing
Roll your own @ https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/08/dragon-con-diceware
How to Roll a Strong Password with 20-Sided Dice and Fandom-Inspired Wordlists
Here’s the not-so-secret recipe for strong passphrases: a random element like dice, a long list of words, and math. And as long as you have the first two, the third takes care of itself. All together, this adds up to diceware, a simple but powerful method to create a passphrase that even the most...
4-7-11 → #flushed
1-12-4 → #hole
1-17-20 → #over
8-8-19 → #hurry
12-11-1 → #disagreeing
9-16-10 → #arcturus
flushed-hole-over-hurry-disagreeing-arcturus
Roll your own @ https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/08/dragon-con-diceware
How to Roll a Strong Password with 20-Sided Dice and Fandom-Inspired Wordlists
Here’s the not-so-secret recipe for strong passphrases: a random element like dice, a long list of words, and math. And as long as you have the first two, the third takes care of itself. All together, this adds up to diceware, a simple but powerful method to create a passphrase that even the most...