Sentences with phrase «in echo chambers»

Thus far, however, regulation has largely been confined to discussions in echo chambers and law enforcement operations against cybercriminals.

Further, group polarization often exacerbates extremism in echo chambers.

Manipulating minds via propagation of propaganda that pull our heartstrings in echo chambers has insidiously accelerated chaos and destroyed our ability to deal with amplified environmental disaster that topple our towers while rendering us immobile.

In a statement, a spokesperson for the IDC responded, «The reason why the Democratic Party is losing across the nation and at home is that they are coopted by a small band of misfits who continue to talk to each other in echo chambers and refuse to acknowledge that the party of Roosevelt, Kennedy and Clinton no longer has the ability to communicate with working - class voters.

«The reason why the Democratic Party is losing across the nation and at home is that they are coopted by a small band of misfits who continue to talk to each other in echo chambers and refuse to acknowledge that the party of Roosevelt, Kennedy and Clinton no longer has the ability to communicate with working - class voters,» she said.

But, he warns, that it's just as easy for people to barricade themselves in echo chambers, «which only confirm their own wishes and ideas.»

Because when you're sitting in a start - up incubator or a shared tech workspace killing it with your team, and you're all surrounded by other smart, young techies who eat javascript for breakfast, it's a lot like living in an echo chamber lined with mirrors.

One of the downsides of the fractured media landscape is that it's easier than ever to sit in an echo chamber or filter bubble and preach to the converted.

We don't want to make the amateur mistake of getting caught in an echo chamber, such as: Just because you watched one horror title, slapping in front of you nothing but more horror titles.»

Which is more condescending, David, to believe that everyone who disagrees with you is going to hell (a deserves torture for eternity) or to call someone for their self - righteous proselyting ignorance due to a habit of living in an echo chamber?

We can be angry for bad reasons; we can be angry in an echo chamber, as it sounds like he was; but rectifying societal injustices requires us, sometimes, to use our anger in places where love may not be wholly adequate.

First, any direct effect of my aims on cells remote from my soul will be garbled and intermixed with the indirect effects of the same aims as mediated by many routes of physical contact — the situation is analogous to the problem of understanding a speaker in an echo chamber.

Our voice in creation resonates in an echo chamber and we are the only ones to hear it.

People get too caught up in the echo chamber — Ward is way too small and short to be a fit in our defense, but Jackson has the size.

But who needs to make good sound decisions based on at least a basic understanding of your own physiology, birth, and the interventions involved, and their risks and benefits, when you could sit in an echo chamber all day and blame obstetric intervention and read the same five books to each other?

He's cold, naked and wet in an echo chamber full of voices and new sounds.

If you want to do your «research» in an echo chamber of niceties in which no one presents an opinion with which you disagree, fine.

What's more, given the plurality of places they get information, how could they get stuck in an echo chamber?

Labour MP Jamie Reed condemned the comments, telling PoliticsHome: «These comments should act as a warning to the dangers of living in an echo chamber.

Existing research shows that being in an echo chamber can make people more gullible about accepting unverified rumors.

For everyone in your echo chamber who flags a story as fake, the parallel universe on the other side of the hyperpartisan divide will mark it as true.

«These hashtags also suggest discussions of vaping may occur in an echo chamber on Twitter in which ideas and beliefs are amplified by those in the network, normalizing vaping.»

Compared with the less politically inclined, these people were found to be media junkies, who consumed political content wherever they could find it, and as a result of this diversity they were less likely to be in an echo chamber.

While age, income, ethnicity nor gender were found to significantly influence the likelihood of being in an echo chamber, political interest significantly did.

We can't solve climate change in an echo chamber.

No one learns anything new in an echo chamber.

But while we advocate, we also strive to be thoughtful, and we do not believe that meaningful systemic change ever occurs when you function in an echo chamber.

Although elsewhere in the same interview Kane claims that «American education research [has also] mostly languished in an echo chamber for much of the last half century.»

Has American education research mostly languished in an echo chamber for much of the last half century?

The Bose Centerpoint surround feature seems to have a greater effect on the amount of reverb present and less on the physical location of sounds; it's overpowering in the intro to Pink Floyd's «Time» and makes Michael Ruff sound like he's «in an echo chamber,» says Sabin.

The downside: Connecting with other writers doesn't necessarily grow your readership; you end up in an echo chamber with other writers.

16:40 — While there are benefits to social media, there are dangers of living in an echo chamber and suffering from confirmation bias.

Do they expect us to believe they developed a game like this in an echo chamber?

They quicken and subside, creating what sounds like a bowl of Rice Krispies in an echo chamber.

Are artists making work in an echo chamber?

When you can bear as little dissent as Michael Mann it's no wonder a self - proclaimed Nobel Laureate winds up in an echo chamber populated by sheep shaggers and 9/11 troofers.

Confirmation occurring in the echo chamber of prog commie land is confirmation of nothing.

In support of his thesis that climate deniers live in an echo chamber, Dunlap cites papers by Dunlap, Oreskes, Dunlap, Lahsen, Oreskes, Dunlap and Dunlap.

Brulle's calculation has reverberated in an echo chamber across the popular and scholarly media since it was made available online in 2013.

His second point is that Rose's OP went viral in the echo chamber.

You do not do this by sitting in an echo chamber of your mates chorusing «denier» whenever anyone raises a difficult point.

It appears that in her echo chamber, the hypothesis that all the «missing heat» of the last 18 years went into the ocean is an indisputable fact, not just a possibility.

When you enforce the ideological purity tests that Mann does, and wind up casting Lennart Bengtsson, John Christy, Mike Hulme et al overboard, eventually you find yourself in an echo chamber with only a 9/11 conspiracy theorist and a man who thinks the temperature is going to increase by 25 per cent in the next 30 years for company.

You do not want to live in an echo chamber.

I'm not sure where in this post I implied that there is any substance in the echo chamber, although indeed I think that chance should never be completely discarded.

What I do not agree with is that it is OK to imply that there is any substance in the echo chamber, which uses tactics and insults, veiled and unveiled, to get people off balance in these discussions.

Instead of a muffling hand, the whisper finds a microphone in an echo chamber.»

This will not make it past moteration because it does not fit in the echo chamber..

As a legal blogger, I fear living in an echo chamber.

Talking about politics is hard, and if you're listening to Crooked Media podcasts, it might seem a little like you're staying in your echo chamber.