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1 H 34 minutes
resume: Set in the dark underbelly of Silicon Valley, The Social Dilemma fuses investigative documentary with enlightening narrative drama. Expert testimony from tech whistle-blowers exposes our disturbing predicament: the services Big Tech provides-search engines, networks, instant information, etc.-are merely the candy that lures us to bite. Once we're hooked and coming back for more, the real commodity they sell is their prowess to influence and manipulate us
genre: Drama
Year: 2020
Liked it: 34779 votes
stars: Tristan Harris, Bailey Richardson

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If i wated to connect to someone over a long distance i would use a SW burst transmitter, just saying is all. Never thought Id be watching a video from Russell Brand about staying sane. Former big shot employees from Google Facebook Twitter etc give their opinions and their dissatisfaction on how the social media they created has become... and why they left the place.

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No one will EVER convince me that this guy isn't a Patriot in the truest meaning of the word. She has a lot of patience, loving, caring and kind. I see why he married her. Surprisingly the best video I have watched a while, thanks Russell and Laura. Joe did a fantastic job not talking during this interview. I began to realise social media was an issue when Snapchat and Instagram came out. Nobody listened to me then. But that is probably because I am an ordinary nobody. Its 100% true bc I never had anxiety till I started being addicted to social media. Im deleting all my socials soon. “Unless we have genuine power, and) meaningful purchase in our own what are we?” 💥.

Whos here watching after seeing “The Social Dilemma?” 🙋🏼‍♀️. Thanks for making such good content 💫. I was surprised by how many people at my church suddenly were terrified to die. Like if you think youre going home to Jesus whats the big deal? 🤷🏻‍♀️ and whats happening is that the NWO is coming.

The algorithm knows I'm hooked on your videos. Keep up the good work! I still read books though... The documentary explains very complex and disturbing problems in society in a simple way, interviewing the correct people. The only issue is the abuse of dramatizations. Brand's really smart. Proven it with his incredible partner, the missus... They are wonderfully engaging. Been feeling and saying this for YEARSSSS. Society has progressively been becoming fragmented. Our poor children. I STATED THIS WITH DESPAIR, LONGGG AGO. Watch The Social movie tamilyogi. In "The Social Dilemma, some of the same Silicon Valley techies who unsuspectingly created the social-media problem offer a belated and obvious diagnosis, some ahistorical context and more naive and vague prognostications. Intercut between these talking heads and their power-point presentations and TED talks in the vein of saving the world from their own hubris is an even more patronizing and ridiculous drama involving the dangers of radicalization by the "extreme center." LOL, as they say.
Having not been raised by a computer that fits in my pocket, I'm nostalgic for the days when people using "your" as a contraction seemed about the biggest menace emerging from the internet. Talking about myself isn't something I usually spend much time on in reviews, but in the spirit of the age of social media under discussion in this documentary, I'll break protocol a bit. I've always been weary of social media. My mobile phone was secondhand and several years old before I got it, and while it's, perhaps, technically "smart" in the sense that it has Wi-Fi capability, it's usually turned off. At some time or another I have to inform most of my contacts that my phone won't show pictures or emoji they text me. The only internet communication I regularly contribute to are these reviews. I don't upload photos or post on Facebook, and I've never had a Twitter account. (Google and other search engines are problems, though.) Believe it or not, Cineanalyst" isn't even my real name. Indeed, my disinclination to forfeit my privacy to become addicted to advertisement-geared algorithms would seem to indicate I'd give "The Social Dilemma" a like, or forward it, retweet or what have you. But, if we're going to become increasing divisive, one might say that I'm an aestheticist rather than an ethicist, which is to say that whether I agree with the standpoint of a documentary isn't my primary concern- especially when it isn't very informative because one should already know most of this stuff. If I wanted to sit in an echo chamber, I would have a Facebook feed.
Not to downplay the dangers of social media and other technology (although the "existential" scaremongering may be going a bit far sometimes) but Mark Zuckerberg and whomever-else tech wiz didn't invent employing fancy tricks and formulae to attract attention to media, nor with sometimes disastrous effects. Movies such as this one have been doing it for over a century now. Likely the most influential film ever made, The Birth of a Nation" 1915) revived the Ku Klux Klan in the United States. Netflix itself has revolutionized the industry and how we see motion pictures, including by suggesting what we watch based on data they collect on us. Or remember "Citizen Kane" 1941) and the implication that William Randolph Hearst was responsible for getting the U.S. involved in the Spanish-American War. Going further back, the printing press may not have started the Reformation, but it certainly helped. And the talking heads here are worried about contributing to civil war? Whether the Rohingya genocide mentioned in the doc or, say, the Arab Spring, it's already happened. Huge technological advances always contribute to upheaval of some sort. Computers, the internet, mobile phones, social media- they're not, as compared to multiple times here, the bicycle. More so, they're automobiles and trains. It's motion pictures and television. It's paper and the printing press. Kudos, though, to some of the subjects for somehow managing to both appear overly alarmist and to underappreciate the vast transformational significance of their innovations. To top it off, the picture concludes with vague optimism of society overcoming the dilemma that seems more naive than their intentions in creating that dilemma in the first place.
For such a revolutionary topic, it would've been apt had the filmmakers not relied on such familiar tricks and formulae of the cinematic platform. Besides the interviews, there's the manipulative score to ratchet up the drama. Worst of all, though, has to be the fictional, I guess you might call it "illustrative story, edited between the documentary footage of interviews, lectures and newsreels. The fantasy of imagining code, or "artificial intelligence, in the form of three humanoid Silicon Valley bro stereotypes manipulating the actions of their user from behind some "Inside Out" 2015) control panel is hokey. And that his rabbit hole of a feed leads the user to nonsense content regarding the so-called "extreme center" inciting him not to vote is contrived equivocating and ends up with nothing more arresting than supposed protesters and police officers bumping in to each other in a confused mess of stupid docudrama. Sure, there's a good and repeated Tweet-sized message or two in "The Social Dilemma, but there's a lot of junk, too, and not even any cat videos.

I've permanently deleted my FB account two years ago, and it's been about a month since I've deactivated my IG, and I don't use Twitter or any other social media platform. I've been feeling a lot more peaceful lately. I love it when Russell gets passionate about something. Made me laugh when I felt like crying. Thank you. When he talked about the knee pillows!😂😂😂😂😂. Not so much "social media bad" but more "current alsoritms bad. and then explain why and how. the acted skits seemed overly dramatic and came off as a little too much. but between all that you got a pretty good docu that explains well, with a lot of compatent peaple, how the current internet landscape functions.
6/10: good but not amazaing.

Trash - great font! been wanting to buy it myself, but don't fancy forking out about 50 quid for 1 weight. I deleted all apps for 2 weeks. The next step is stop reading and commenting on YouTube videos. Just watch informative videos. And leave. Im not gonna wear a mask and I aint staying home. The Social Dilemma When Watch The Social Online Hollywoodtake… The Social movie watch online in english.


 

 

 

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