De la puissance de Facebook au sentiment d’injustice fiscale : dans un long article, l’entrepreneur Clément Jeanneau liste neuf enseignements à retenir, à ses yeux, après deux mois de mobilisation des « gilets jaunes ».
Why it’s so easy to believe that the ’10-year challenge’ is a grand Facebook conspiracy
I think the ten year challenge theory is popular because people want to believe that this state of addiction, of not being in control, has a source and a culprit. Someone is responsible for orchestrating it; someone, at least, has power and knows what is going on. There is a refuge in cynicism…
— À lire sur www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm
The Real Naked Selfies Are Coming
« young politicians’ nudes will surface sooner or later. Let’s get over them now. »
— À lire sur www.nytimes.com/2019/01/14/opinion/aoc-nude-selfie.html
Students Learn From People They Love
When you start thinking this way it opens up the wide possibilities for change. How would you design a school if you wanted to put relationship quality at the core? Come to think of it, how would you design a Congress?
— À lire sur www.nytimes.com/2019/01/17/opinion/learning-emotion-education.html
Why Quebec Isn’t Interested in Anglo Lectures About Cultural Appropriation
So what does Quebec want? It wants to be able to continue expressing its distinctive character—whether it be in the legislature, on the stage or on television.
— À lire sur quillette.com/2019/01/17/why-quebec-isnt-interested-in-anglo-lectures-about-cultural-appropriation/
Amid Parliament’s Brexit Rebellion, a Tectonic Shift in How Britain Is Governed
“M.P.s are supposed to follow what their party leader says. Now, they are pulled by the way their constituents will have voted, and by their own beliefs.”
— À lire sur www.nytimes.com/2019/01/15/world/europe/brexit-britain-parliament-theresa-may.html
Facebook’s ’10 Year Challenge’ Is Just a Harmless Meme—Right?
« we must all become savvier about the data we create and share, the access we grant to it, and the implications for its use. »
— À lire sur www.wired.com/story/facebook-10-year-meme-challenge/amp
