دانلود کتاب Stampede Theory: Human Nature, Technology, and Runaway Social Realities

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Front Cover
Stampede Theory
Copyright
Contents
Biography
Philip Feldman, Ph.D.
Preface
1 Introduction
1 Theory
2 From the Serengeti to the Ecclesia
3 Deep bias
3.1 Social Dominance Theory
3.1.1 Arbitrary set dominance
3.1.2 Gender dominance
3.1.3 Age dominance
3.2 The deep bias for causing harm
3.3 Morality and reverse dominance
3.4 The egalitarian ethos
4 Humans and information
4.1 Phase locking
4.2 Alignment in belief space
4.3 Lists, stories, games, and maps
4.3.1 Lists
4.3.2 Stories
4.3.3 Games
4.3.4 Maps
4.4 Projection and the loss of self
5 Human belief spaces
5.1 Dimension reduction
5.2 State
5.3 Orientation
5.4 Speed
5.5 Social influence horizon
6 Influence + dominance = attention
6.1 Hansie the Stork
6.2 Influence and attention
6.3 Fashion
6.4 Thinking as groups and populations
6.5 Thinking (with) machines
7 Hierarchies, networks, and technology
7.1 Dominance displays
2 Practice
8 Interview with a biased machine
9 The spacecraft of Babel
9.1 When space has only one dimension
9.2 The overwhelming power of stories
9.3 Narrative drift
9.4 The narratives of science
10 Influence networks and the power of money
11 Cults, hierarchies, and the doomed voyage of the Pequod
11.1 A charismatic religious social movement
11.2 An apocalyptic ideology
11.3 A form of social organization adequate to maintain solidarity
11.4 Legitimacy enough among followers to exercise collective social control over the affairs of the community
11.5 Sufficient economic and political viability
11.6 Life within strong social boundaries in cognitive isolation from society at large
12 Escaping cults, deprogramming, and diversity
13 Population-computer interfaces
13.1 The signature of dangerous misinformation
13.2 Diversity injection
13.3 A PSA for the information age
13.4 Example: The Google Doodle
13.5 Example: The DARPA Red Network Challenge
13.6 Trustworthy social information
14 Belief geography and cartography
14.1 Belief cartography
14.2 The world in stories
14.3 Worlds in 175 billion parameters
14.4 A world of pure social reality
14.5 The moon landing was a hoax!
14.6 The Flat Earth
14.7 The government is the enemy
14.8 Jews and Puppetmasters
14.9 Princess Diana, greedy companies, and Elvis
14.10 The map and the territory
15 Belief stampedes
16 Future cartographers
17 Epilogue
References
Index
Back Cover