Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations.
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
@CiaraNi they dance along to those dance-based videos, doesn’t that count
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@CiaraNi they dance along to those dance-based videos, doesn’t that count
@detritus It's in the specific context of the digital free-for-all we let happen to society and individuals - his examples included not dancing freely for enjoyment on a night out because you will be recorded by someone and may end up being mocked online.
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
@CiaraNi
I don't have a clip but everything I've read points to phones--people are either too busy on their phone or, the idea someone might record their dancing is a big issue. -
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I don't have a clip but everything I've read points to phones--people are either too busy on their phone or, the idea someone might record their dancing is a big issue.@SnowyCA Yes, that was the reason he cited - that they know if they dance freely, someone will record them. It was one of several examples he gave of the way young generations are paying an individual price for the digital free-for-all we let happen. He summed it up so well in a few minutes that I am hoping to find the video.
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@SnowyCA Yes, that was the reason he cited - that they know if they dance freely, someone will record them. It was one of several examples he gave of the way young generations are paying an individual price for the digital free-for-all we let happen. He summed it up so well in a few minutes that I am hoping to find the video.
Do you9 have perhaps one word that might help us find it? Like perhaps you might remember his name, the content creator's last name, ...?
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Do you9 have perhaps one word that might help us find it? Like perhaps you might remember his name, the content creator's last name, ...?
@SnowyCA I was horribly vague, sorry. I can remember what he said, generally, but not who tooted it, or what the occasion was, or his name. I'll try to add a bit more to my original question. And thanks for trying to help me!
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
@CiaraNi This one?
antygon (@antygon@mastodon.com.pl)
Attached: 1 video I tak się żyje. Witajcie w przyszłości. #BezposredniaTransmisjaZKoncaSwiata
Mastodon Poland (mastodon.com.pl)
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
Now, that is interesting.
I do recall seeing that video and either bookmarking or "starring" it, but can't find it now.
(And, sadly, can't seem to remember any useful phrase to look for it elsewhere. Just a strong visual image.)
Could it possibly have been deleted? -
Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
I was hopelessly vague there, I belatedly realise. I can't remember his name or the event name. It was a table debate. He was white, about 30, had gorgeous long hair. As well as young people not dancing on a night out for fear of being recorded, he talked about dating apps designed to keep you coming back; the fear of being recorded if you try to chat to someone you're attracted to; and that none of his friends have children. He said it better than that which is why I'm seeking the actual clip.
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@CiaraNi This one?
antygon (@antygon@mastodon.com.pl)
Attached: 1 video I tak się żyje. Witajcie w przyszłości. #BezposredniaTransmisjaZKoncaSwiata
Mastodon Poland (mastodon.com.pl)
@agturcz Yes! Thank you so much. And you found it with no real information, before I added a bit more clues. Much appreciated - thanks.
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
Thank you, @agturcz!
Agnieszka R. Turczyńska (@agturcz@circumstances.run)
@CiaraNi@mastodon.green This one? https://mastodon.com.pl/@antygon/116500749791347102
GSV Sleeper Service (circumstances.run)
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Now, that is interesting.
I do recall seeing that video and either bookmarking or "starring" it, but can't find it now.
(And, sadly, can't seem to remember any useful phrase to look for it elsewhere. Just a strong visual image.)
Could it possibly have been deleted?@walfischbucht It's still around! I just added it (with thanks) to the original toot
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Someone tooted a brief clip of a young man on a panel describing, devastatingly well and simply, the damage technology had wrought on the lives of younger generations. Including why 'young people don't dance', which is stuck in my head ever since. I quoted it to someone today and want to send them the clip but can't find it. If this rings any bells with anyone who can point me in the right direction (please), I'd appreciate it.
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I was hopelessly vague there, I belatedly realise. I can't remember his name or the event name. It was a table debate. He was white, about 30, had gorgeous long hair. As well as young people not dancing on a night out for fear of being recorded, he talked about dating apps designed to keep you coming back; the fear of being recorded if you try to chat to someone you're attracted to; and that none of his friends have children. He said it better than that which is why I'm seeking the actual clip.
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@CiaraNi Here you are: https://mastodon.social/@joepbc/116538636210023270
@Eetschrijver Thank you. That's it!
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I was hopelessly vague there, I belatedly realise. I can't remember his name or the event name. It was a table debate. He was white, about 30, had gorgeous long hair. As well as young people not dancing on a night out for fear of being recorded, he talked about dating apps designed to keep you coming back; the fear of being recorded if you try to chat to someone you're attracted to; and that none of his friends have children. He said it better than that which is why I'm seeking the actual clip.
Connor Leahy is his name. Thank you, @Eetschrijver, for this link.
Joep Bos-Coenraad (@joepbc@mastodon.social)
Attached: 1 video Tech companies are destroying social structures, preventing young people from building romances and steady relations. Connor Leahy explains spot on how tech companies are acting in a 'wild west' fashion. Getting very rich without taking societal responsibility while leaving a great mess behind. (I was sent a link to this video on a wild-west platform, hope they're OK with me sharing it here. Find the full video here: https://nexus-instituut.nl/en/person/connor-leahy )
Mastodon (mastodon.social)
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@Eetschrijver Thank you. That's it!
@CiaraNi You're welcome. Saw afterwards that you already had it!
