Zak\u0142adam, \u017ce cierpicie na ten sam problem co ja, czyli za du\u017co czasu i za ma\u0142o rzeczy do czytania. Spiesz\u0119 z pomoc\u0105.<\/p>\n
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How Online Companies Get You to Share More and Spend More<\/a> – <\/strong>\u015bwietny tekst w Wired o tym, jak rozmaite serwisy internetowe i dostawcy us\u0142ug (Facebook, Zynga, Netflix, Groupon, Amazon itp) mistrzowsko mieszaj\u0105 nam w g\u0142owach.<\/p>\n Much of Facebook\u2019s genius revolves around the Wall: a public space that we curate but that other people can add to. Within the universe of the site, where everyone is a \u201cfriend,\u201d you feel a special compulsion to respond to Wall posts\u2014to comment on others\u2019 posts to yours and to reciprocate by writing on theirs.<\/p>\n We want our Walls to reflect ourselves. It\u2019s analogous to the way we curate our belongings, which itself is a window into our personalities.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Na marginesie – czytanie solidnego tekstu napisanego przez naukowca to prawdziwa rozkosz w por\u00f3wnaniu z produkcj\u0105 blogoidalnych pseudoekspert\u00f3w mediowych.<\/p>\n We also let ourselves be gamed every day by one of the oldest technologies of all: the calendar. Because it displays our nonscheduled time as empty space, our calendar apps encourage us to pack our days with events. Think how differently we\u2019d interact with our calendars if the default was for time slots not to be empty\u2014if, instead, they were prepopulated with tasks like thinking, writing, and planning. We\u2019d be far less likely to neglect the opportunity costs: Every time we accept an obligation, it would be clear that we are giving something up.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n Poniewa\u017c w ostatnim czasie wszyscy ju\u017c zd\u0105\u017cyli podzieli\u0107 si\u0119 z internetem swoimi refleksjami i „analizami” na temat Google+, a zapewne nawet „Tele Tydzie\u0144” pisa\u0142 ju\u017c o Facebooku, warto przypomnie\u0107, \u017ce s\u0105 ludzie potrafi\u0105cy pisa\u0107 o sieciach spo\u0142ecznych na wysokim poziomie, na przyk\u0142ad Danah Boyd<\/a> – w\u0142a\u015bciwie wszystkie teksty s\u0105 godne uwagi.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Na koniec – ma\u0142y powr\u00f3t do przesz\u0142o\u015bci.<\/p>\n