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contextual WoT fixes this. you might align with someone on one context but not on another. you should remain connected with them on the aligned context, but 'unfollow' them on the other context.
authentic relationships are complex and not binary. tribalism is binary.
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this is genius
i unironically think it is the only salvation for a viable networked society.
*authentic relationships are complex and not binary*
vinney...axkl
contextual WoT fixes this. you might align with someone on one context but not on another. you should remain connected with them on the aligned context, but 'unfollow' them on the other context.
authentic relationships are complex and not binary. tribalism is binary.
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vinney...axkl
contextual WoT fixes this. you might align with someone on one context but not on another. you should remain connected with them on the aligned context, but 'unfollow' them on the other context.
authentic relationships are complex and not binary. tribalism is binary.
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I think I have been saying this a while back, relationships are not single-dimensional either.
Kind of like saying blue hair is sexy but I don't agree with your politics.
There is a reason why evolution created tribal behavior patterns in us (and many animal species), we should not ignore that part.
Inevitably WoT is great for the twitter/social use case - for loose live-together situations - but tribal mode is better in staying committed and achieving concrete goals.
We are both of these.
