The search for truth in the age of social media | Chris Kutarna | TED Institute

Writer and philosopher Chris Kutarna says that the problem with social media is not the lies, but our truths. We are addicted to weak, simple truths. And we must choose: declare that truth is dead, or resurrect stronger, richer truths together.
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[@francismausley7239]

"There is not sufficient demand for things that we should call spiritual to differentiate them from the needs and requirements of our physical existence. The universal crisis affecting mankind is, therefore, essentially spiritual in its causes." ~ Baha'i Faith

[@lemonsavery]

+1

[@jameshrangkhawl8721]

Hahahahahaha....the more one try to define the more complex it bcms... Just keep silent keep watching

[@andyfam5613]

Hilarious.the physical world trying to explaing spiritual things lol.

[@zeg2651]

Why do I get the feeling Elon saw that before deciding to buy Twitter 🤔