Ahh.. getting caught in the bubble. I see it happening in the FriendFeed group. I try to read up on different blogs and opinions pertaining to each topic I am researching.
If you read the same thing, follow people with the same perspectives, you never quite reach full potential in knowledge and maturity.
Adam Singer
· 1 year ago
True, but I still believe in pushing everyone into the blogosphere...just because it's so darn cool =)
worldofhiglet
· 1 year ago
Hi Chris,
Thanks - it's a timely reminder to keep all options open. While I doubt many of us are brave/disciplined enough to, for example, look at the 'Everyone' tab of Friendfeed too often, being open to the new is what keeps things fresh and interesting.
Andre Blackman
· 1 year ago
Great point Chris - one of the things I'm trying to do in the health field is to get people to think differently about what health is and innovating ways in which to create campaigns using social media.
If everyone thought that AIDS was a disease of the poor - we would be in big trouble. Especially if that false information is spread to the masses.
Tim Jahn
· 1 year ago
This is a very important point, especially for us techies. I think we all get stuck in our little bubble most of time and it takes effort to break outside once in awhile.
Marc Meyer
· 1 year ago
I'm as guilty as we all are sometimes, but I think for some of us, we are pushing out information and want to stay on point. I do think that variety is the spice of life, so it's important to step outside and look in to see whats going on. I personally love hearing different opinions and different POV's on the same subject, and thus we can write about the same topic from a different angle and that keeps it's fresh.
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If you read the same thing, follow people with the same perspectives, you never quite reach full potential in knowledge and maturity.
Thanks - it's a timely reminder to keep all options open. While I doubt many of us are brave/disciplined enough to, for example, look at the 'Everyone' tab of Friendfeed too often, being open to the new is what keeps things fresh and interesting.
If everyone thought that AIDS was a disease of the poor - we would be in big trouble. Especially if that false information is spread to the masses.