Is This [Joke] Appropriate? - Damian Synadinos

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A fun, funny, and thoughtful exploration of Risk Analysis by examining the undesired consequences of inappropriate jokes.

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Is This
[Joke]
Appropriate?

Damian Synadinos
dsynadinos@Ineffable-Solutions.com
"Hey, Damian!"
@dsynadinos
https://www.linkedin.com/in/damiansynadinos
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About Me

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Consequence
A result or effect of
an action

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Consequences
•Justine Sacco
•Bubba Watson
•Victor Paul Alvarez
•Tyson Benz
•You

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Undesirable
Not wanted or
desirable because
harmful,
objectionable, or
unpleasant

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Appropriate
Suitable or proper
for the
circumstances

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Is this joke appropriate?
It depends…

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Is This Joke Appropriate?
•Philosophically, Theoretically,
Technically…
•Yes, this joke is appropriate

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Slippery Slope
Joke A
Joke B
Jokes ABCDE
Alphabet Jokes
Language Jokes
All Jokes

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Is This Joke Appropriate?
•Philosophically, Theoretically,
Technically…
•Yes, this joke is appropriate
•All jokes are appropriate

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We live in a world full of differing beliefs, feelings,
and views, various values and ideologies, social and
cultural norms, unspoken “rules”, and much more that
guide our behavior and help us determine, among
other things, what is and is not appropriate.

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Is This Joke Appropriate?
•Practically, Pragmatically, Realistically…
•Maybe this joke is appropriate
•Some jokes are appropriate

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Think before you speak!

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Funny Framework
• Intentions – Why (for what reason/s) is the joke being told?
• Content – What is the subject matter (the topic, characters, situation, etc.) of the joke?
• Medium – What is the means (written, verbal, digitally, remotely, directly, etc.) by
which the joke is being told?
• Control – Can the reach and audience of the joke be managed?
• Context – What are the circumstances that form the setting, conditions, environment,
and situation in which the joke is being told?

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Funny Framework
• Audience – To whom is the joke being told? What is known about them?
• Reputation – What is the standing of the joke teller in this context and with this
audience?
• Interpretations – How is the joke desired to be understood? How might this joke
actually be understood?
• For each Interpretation…
• Likelihood – How probable is it that joke will be interpreted this way?
• Consequences – If the joke is interpreted this way, what might happen?

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Funny Framework - Criticisms
•It might not work
•Yes, but…it might!
•It’s a lot of work
•Yes, but…practice makes perfect!

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Funny Framework - Analogy

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So…
•The Funny Framework offers information
•Information allows insight
•Insight can lead to better decisions
•Better decisions can help avoid inappropriate
jokes
•Avoiding inappropriate jokes helps reduce
undesirable consequences

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The punchline
•Framework applies to…
•Jokes
•Memes
•Comments, Questions
•Actions
•Req Elicitation, Testing, Reporting, Bugs
•Anything where there is risk

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Funny Framework
• Intentions
• Content
• Medium
• Control
• Context
• Audience
• Reputation
• Interpretations
• Likelihood
• Consequences

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And so…
Everything in life has
some risk, and what
you actually have to
do is learn how to
navigate it.
-Reid Hoffman

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Is This [Joke] Appropriate? - Damian Synadinos

1. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is This [Joke] Appropriate?

2. Damian Synadinos dsynadinos@Ineffable-Solutions.com "Hey, Damian!" @dsynadinos https://www.linkedin.com/in/damiansynadinos Ineffable-Solutions.com About Me

3. Ineffable-Solutions.com

4. Ineffable-Solutions.com Consequence A result or effect of an action

5. Ineffable-Solutions.com Consequences •Justine Sacco •Bubba Watson •Victor Paul Alvarez •Tyson Benz •You

6. Ineffable-Solutions.com Undesirable Not wanted or desirable because harmful, objectionable, or unpleasant

7. Ineffable-Solutions.com Appropriate Suitable or proper for the circumstances

8. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is this joke appropriate? It depends…

9. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is This Joke Appropriate? •Philosophically, Theoretically, Technically… •Yes, this joke is appropriate

10. Ineffable-Solutions.com Slippery Slope

11. Ineffable-Solutions.com Slippery Slope Joke A Joke B Jokes ABCDE Alphabet Jokes Language Jokes All Jokes

12. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is This Joke Appropriate? •Philosophically, Theoretically, Technically… •Yes, this joke is appropriate •All jokes are appropriate

13. Ineffable-Solutions.com We live in a world full of differing beliefs, feelings, and views, various values and ideologies, social and cultural norms, unspoken “rules”, and much more that guide our behavior and help us determine, among other things, what is and is not appropriate.

14. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is This Joke Appropriate? •Practically, Pragmatically, Realistically… •Maybe this joke is appropriate •Some jokes are appropriate

15. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is this joke appropriate? It depends…

16. Ineffable-Solutions.com Think before you speak!

17. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework • Intentions – Why (for what reason/s) is the joke being told? • Content – What is the subject matter (the topic, characters, situation, etc.) of the joke? • Medium – What is the means (written, verbal, digitally, remotely, directly, etc.) by which the joke is being told? • Control – Can the reach and audience of the joke be managed? • Context – What are the circumstances that form the setting, conditions, environment, and situation in which the joke is being told?

18. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework • Audience – To whom is the joke being told? What is known about them? • Reputation – What is the standing of the joke teller in this context and with this audience? • Interpretations – How is the joke desired to be understood? How might this joke actually be understood? • For each Interpretation… • Likelihood – How probable is it that joke will be interpreted this way? • Consequences – If the joke is interpreted this way, what might happen?

19. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework - Criticisms •It might not work •Yes, but…it might! •It’s a lot of work •Yes, but…practice makes perfect!

20. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework - Analogy

21. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework - Analogy

22. Ineffable-Solutions.com So what?

23. Ineffable-Solutions.com So… •The Funny Framework offers information •Information allows insight •Insight can lead to better decisions •Better decisions can help avoid inappropriate jokes •Avoiding inappropriate jokes helps reduce undesirable consequences

24. Ineffable-Solutions.com So what?!?

25. Ineffable-Solutions.com The punchline •Framework applies to… •Jokes •Memes •Comments, Questions •Actions •Req Elicitation, Testing, Reporting, Bugs •Anything where there is risk

26. Ineffable-Solutions.com Funny Framework • Intentions • Content • Medium • Control • Context • Audience • Reputation • Interpretations • Likelihood • Consequences

27. Ineffable-Solutions.com And so… Everything in life has some risk, and what you actually have to do is learn how to navigate it. -Reid Hoffman

28. Ineffable-Solutions.com Is This Appropriate? [Thing]

29. Damian Synadinos dsynadinos@Ineffable-Solutions.com "Hey, Damian!" @dsynadinos https://www.linkedin.com/in/damiansynadinos Ineffable-Solutions.com Thank You!

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