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Serious Inquiries Only

SIO109: A Carefully Curated Tom Curry

Serious Inquiries Only

Thomas Smith

News, News Commentary, Politics

4.61.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2018

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Is Twitter real life? Tom from Cognitive Dissonance is here with me to talk about his philosophy on dealing with criticism and unpleasant people online. It's very zen and interesting, but is it something you and I would be able to adopt? Then we move on to the broader topic of the morphing of analog and digital lives and how the world is changing. Leave Thomas a voicemail! (916) 750-4746, remember short and to the point! Support the show at seriouspod.com/support! Follow us on Twitter: @seriouspod Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/seriouspod For comments, email thomas@seriouspod.com

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0:00.0

You're listening to serious inquiries only. Oh, Hello and welcome to serious inquiries. This is episode 109.

0:33.7

I'm your host Thomas Smith.

0:35.4

Joining me today is Tom Curry from Cognitive Dissidence,

0:40.0

one of my favorite podcasts and one of my favorite people.

0:42.6

We had a really interesting discussion.

0:44.8

It started off framed around taking criticism online

0:48.7

and dealing with maybe unpleasant people

0:51.3

or insults online. And then actually we kind of morph to talking

0:54.7

about whether or not Twitter is real life and how much technology has changed the

1:01.0

way we interact. Really interesting discussion.

1:03.6

This happens to be a topic that Tom has thought a lot about and he makes some very fascinating points.

1:08.8

One thing I have to note, I'm terribly sorry and Tom should be more sorry but he had a mic cable issue that he didn't know about because he was recording on a separate source so I always record a However, the backup that I'm recording is over Skype and it's through a lower quality mic than what he was recording.

1:30.0

So there's a time early on when his mic goes out. It pretty quickly comes back and then toward the end unfortunately his mic cable quit and I have to switch to my other recording.

1:42.0

Sorry about that. nothing we can do, I did my best, it sounds fine, like if the whole interview

1:47.4

were in that quality, I don't think anyone would really notice, but because it starts off in a way

1:52.2

better quality, I think that it is a little jarring

1:56.0

so my apologies for that but I just didn't want to have to scrap we talked for two

2:00.9

hours so a lot of that is bonus content.

2:05.2

The majority of the interview you're about to hear

2:07.2

is in the higher quality.

2:08.7

But apologies for the hiccup.

2:10.8

It was something that he didn't know

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