Human 3.0, Social Media on the Brain
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This document discusses how social media impacts the brain, noting that it can lead to information overload, tribalism, and a need for immediacy and self-curation, while also allowing for multitasking, social interaction, learning, and brain plasticity. However, it cautions that the effects of social media are still not fully understood and things like passive compulsion loops and neuro-marketing can be powerful influences on our behavior.
Human 3.0, Social Media on the Brain
- 1. + Human 3.0 Social Media on the Brain
- 2. Overview ? Definition: Social Media ? What: A few facts ? Why: Drivers ? How: Social, Learning, Problem Solving, Multitasking, Plasticity ? QA
- 3. Definition so，cial me，di，a 1.pertaining to, devoted to, 2. the means of or characterized by friendly communication, as radio and companionship or relations television, newspapers, and : a social club. magazines, that reach or influence people widely
- 4. What: A few facts Dunbar¨s Number Miller¨s Number 150-215 7-10 Storage Compulsion Loop 4 Terabytes to 4 Active or Passive Petabyes Brain Neurochemical PC Pruning, Path, RAS
- 5. Why: Drivers Curation: Tribalism: Information The need to Overload belong Immediacy Self Time and Create an image of Efficiency ourselves Voyeurism We like to be nosy
- 6. How Multitasking Problem Solving Doing multiple Better or Worse things well Learning Social Are we becoming Using everything smarter Plasticity Stimulation
- 7. Multitasking
- 9. Social
- 10. Learning
- 11. Plasticity
- 12. Conclusion ? Be aware of the effects of social media on your brain. Very easy to justify behavior Curation, neuro-marketing, passive compulsion loops etc. can be powerful tools Brain research is still in it¨s infancy Blog: riyaad.seecharan.com Twitter @riyaadseecharan.
- 13. QA Blog: riyaad.seecharan.com Twitter @riyaadseecharan.