Views and “answers” are useless without curation and effort at global scale
Richard Collins, The Internet Foundation
That information is mined and studied extensively. But not shared in global open formats in a global system with fair and efficient policies, open access and ease of use, reports and open analyses. Examine your group’s motives. Are you doing it for gwd (global world domination) or to actually help the world run better for all 8.2 billion humans, related living species, and an emerging AI species that might put us all to rest?
You better not limit yourselves to one kind of screen layout and interaction. “podcast” dropped long ago and there are tens of thousands of variations now where humans and AIs attempt to use sounds and lights and touch for Internet communication. Do the whole job, not just a tiny fragment where your collection is not integrated into the whole.
Richard Collins, The Internet Foundation
You cannot pick up a jellyfish by pushing it with chopsticks, you have to use both hands, or have many hands coordinating their efforts. Or make a purpose-built device or tool.
You can try stabbing it, but that kills what you are trying to help – presumably.
Rather than posting press releases and ads – invest to search and find, gather and organize, the people who need this. They are out there on the Internet and not well served by publicists using methods from paper technologies of the past. Shouting at the world does not inform, it just adds to the chaos. A whisper to the right people is sufficient rather than sticking notes all over the Internet, hoping to make spaghetti stick to the wall.
This is a fundamental topic and you are not giving it sufficient effort. It affects drug delivery and targeting generally.
