[Part 1] Twitter’s swearing filter, framing, persuasive design, also bots and stuff.

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[Part 1] Twitter’s swearing filter, framing, persuasive design, also bots and stuff.

In this transcript, the speaker introduces their new setup and mentions their plan to try something different by going through different topics without being too prepared. They express a desire to edit and share their ideas, as they believe that valuable information gets lost in longer streams. The speaker then introduces themselves as someone with a background in political science and web design, as well as their pursuit of a PhD. However, they express doubts about the value of pursuing a PhD when they already have extensive knowledge and experience in their field. They consider writing a book as an alternative and discuss the challenges they face as a freelance consultant in the industry. The speaker expresses frustration with the state of the industry and its transformation into something that resembles “psyops,” referring to it as a dystopian war. They make a comparison to totalitarianism and the weaponization of persuasion. The speaker clarifies their intention to riff on these topics and create edited clips from their discussions. They address potential critics and complain about people who find fault with their setup or content without considering the challenges they face. They mention being a fan of Ben Folds’ live streams and highlight the difficulty of producing content. Finally, the speaker mentions Joe Rogan’s investment in his studio gear to emphasize the disparity in resources.