'Today’s social media is designed in a way that rewards us for arguing in 2D about 3D issues—seeing the world in squares and circles,' writes Tristan Harris
January 12, 2023 9:03 AM ESTooperation, the thing we need most to solve big problems in the world, is being collapsed by the thing that promised to connect us and bring us closer together: social media. The problem is that social connection isn’t actually the business model—“engagement” is.
Yet today’s world requires unprecedented levels of coordination and cooperation to meet unprecedented challenges. Whether it is climate change, reducing crime, or how to harness and keep humanity safe in increasingly AI-driven realities, our most pressing problems depend upon a shared reality. Narrowly framed debates about circles and squares don’t actually resolve our 3D problems.
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