Re:China suppression of Uighurs meets U.N. definition of gen...
by text70 on Sunday July 05, 2020 @01:01PM
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Believe it or not we as a species are still stuck in a oral history despite the advent of the written word. What global communication has done, is kind of open the window of oral history to everyone.
This kind of communication is based on narrative. The ultimate problem is that when you have a conflict of evidence and narrative, you have people that want to keep theirs. So instead of changing the narrative, they change the evidence.
Find a way to be able to change your own narrative, and survive, given conflicting evidence, and you may be able to help change the world.
This kind of communication is based on narrative. The ultimate problem is that when you have a conflict of evidence and narrative, you have people that want to keep theirs. So instead of changing the narrative, they change the evidence.
Find a way to be able to change your own narrative, and survive, given conflicting evidence, and you may be able to help change the world.