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* Thou shall not [[misinformation|bear false witness]] on [[social media]]. | * Thou shall not [[misinformation|bear false witness]] on [[social media]]. | ||
* Honor thy right to privacy and keep it holy. | * Honor thy right to privacy and keep it holy. | ||
Technological [[taboos]] are also needed to establish and enforce social norms on [[social media]] so they can serve their intended function without constantly being ruined by [[trolling]]. | |||
Revision as of 18:51, 28 December 2023
The religion of the future should have a few commandments regarding technology.
Here's a serious example.
And some ideas with varying levels of seriousness.
- Thou shall not scroll social media in an in-person meeting.
- Thou shall backup thy data.
- Thou shall not click the link if you do not recognize the domain, for it is phishing.
- Thy algorithms shall promote content that makes people smarter and happier.
- Thou shall not bear false witness on social media.
- Honor thy right to privacy and keep it holy.
Technological taboos are also needed to establish and enforce social norms on social media so they can serve their intended function without constantly being ruined by trolling.