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The document discusses how technology and social media have changed communication. It describes the shift from a "push" model, where information is broadcast widely, to a "pull" model, where individuals selectively follow topics and people that interest them. It also notes that social media can both empower individuals by allowing anyone to build an audience, as well as favor more powerful voices that already have large platforms. The document ends by emphasizing the importance of leaders being able to look forward and guide people towards a shared vision of the future.
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ここ3000字までしか入らないけどタイトルの方がたくさん文字入ると思います。
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みなさんこんにちはこれ何文字まで入るの？40文字以下不可とか本当に意味わからないけどこれ限界文字数書いてないからマジでやばい文字数いけるんじゃないの？えこ...
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How Everything Has Changed But Nothing Is New Pa09
- 1. How Everything Has Changed but nothing is new By Thomas Umstattd Jr.
- 2. #PA09
- 3. future
- 4. past
- 6. predicted
- 7. social network overview
- 9. future
- 10. three stories
- 11. two points
- 12. one tip
- 13. stop talking
- 14. clap politely
- 15. sit down
- 16. <1>
- 23. sound like anything today?
- 26. lesson?
- 27. technology cannot be good or evil
- 28. guns don’t kill people
- 29. Chuck Norris kills people
- 30. <2>
- 32. Technology has changed the world
- 33. this is you
- 34. One to One this is you this is somebody else
- 35. One to Many
- 36. One to Many
- 37. Many to One
- 38. Many to One
- 39. Many to Many
- 40. Many to Many
- 41. Many to Many
- 42. Many to Many
- 45. most people are boring
- 47. Twitter weeds out boring
- 48. pull
- 49. what is pull?
- 50. push
- 51. push =
- 56. pull =
- 57. Don’t like MTV?
- 58. Don’t watch MTV.
- 59. Do you want to hear about other people’s mundane lives?
- 60. Do they want to hear about your life?
- 61. meritocracy
- 62. you must earn followers
- 63. you must earn true followers
- 64. How do I earn followers?
- 65. What are you doing right now?
- 66. What are you doing right now?
- 67. What is interesting to you right now?
- 68. <3>
- 69. There are times when technology favors the powerful.
- 70. And times when technology favors the weak.
- 74. “Twitter is our musket.” -Ron Paul Zealot
- 75. 2 Points
- 76. <1>
- 77. you are the expert
- 78. they don’t know you don’t “do” Twitter
- 79. Which site put Huckabee on the map?
- 80. Which site put Huckabee on the map?
- 82. Which site helped Ron Paul out raise his opponents?
- 83. Which site helped Ron Paul out raise his opponents?
- 85. Which site was the core of Obama’s fundraising campaign?
- 86. Which site was the core of Obama’s fundraising campaign?
- 88. Which site was the core of Ron Paul’s grass roots movement?
- 89. Which site was the core of Ron Paul’s grass roots movement?
- 91. <2>
- 92. select a leader
- 96. If you want to be a good leader
- 97. we must be able to look forward
- 102. 3 Things Where we came from Where we want to go Where we are now
- 103. one tip to rule them all
- 105. one last story
- 106. Kennedy Nixon
- 110. Nixon lost
- 111. Don’t be Nixon