My friend Brad Littlejohn and I had a conversation a few days ago about the ethics of social media. You can watch it here.
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“And you’re very much, even before you’ve read that article, because it’s been shared on facebook or twitter, you’ve already been primed to respond to it in a particular way by the person who shared it.”
Endorsing social priming now? You do know many of those studies failed to reproduce. 😛