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Music lines and stores subject to availability ends 14th of february welcome to the khaki ride home for wednesday october 14th 2020 i'm jackson bird today a thought-provoking proposal from elai parisor

on how we can fix the broken parts of our internet

by creating digital public parks. NASA drops their latest single, The Sounds of the Milky Way,

and how to make your own AR Jackaltern using an Amazon Prime box.

Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

I'm one of those millennials whose entire career is pretty much thanks to the internet,

specifically social media, and yet, in case you haven't picked up on this from my occasional

commentary on this podcast,

I increasingly wonder if we should have just never turned it on at all, so to speak.

So when I saw a new article from Eli Pariser, you know, the founder of Upworthy, the dude who coined the term filter bubble,

saying that the thing we need to do to fix the internet is to create

more spaces for people to interact with each other virtually. I was more than a little skeptical.

But knowing the foresight and expertise Pariser has brought to the table in the past, I stuck with

the piece, and I'd like to share some of it with you. Actually quite a bit of it. So,

Percr starts with the premise we're all familiar with. The World Wide Web was supposed to be

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