Can the surrounding environment influence the behaviour of individuals? Can a greater sense of control over minor offences influence the reduction of major offences?
These are the questions that two of the most successful
"Keep your distance"; "Protect your space". On the one hand we have an imposition that makes the rebel on duty say "I do what I want". On the other hand there is a possibility, a right, it is said "if you don't do it nobody cares, if you do it you benefit". This is nudging.
In a world where Auntie Peppa's scientific posts about vaccines are more valuable than the
"One of the most painful things about our time is that those with certainty are stupid, while those with imagination and understanding are full of doubt and indecision."
Bertrand Russell
It is not just a nice catchphrase to write on Facebook, but a real cognitive distortion studied by psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger, from Cornwell University.
The war was won by the record and film companies.
A few years later, the final death of piracy was sanctioned by the arrest of Kim Dotcom, creator of Megaupload and Megavideo, whichtogether accounted for 4% of global Internet traffic. It was 2012, Napster was born in 1999, so the era of piracy lasted 13 years?
Thomas Edison died in 1931, yet despite this he played a role in the fight against computer piracy. We could say that he was the first opponent of a war that started with the invention of the kinetoscope, and then escalated with the birth of Napster in 1999. What do the two have to do with each other?
Facebook was created in 2004 to create a network of Harvard students to keep in touch after graduation. Anyone who did not have an @harward.edu email address was excluded. It was later opened up to other universities and then made public. As we know, the success is planetary. In the beginning, Facebook showed our post to all our friends. Then things started to change.
At the time of its creation, Facebook only allowed for text input and the addition of a picture; a few months later, an update allowed for the creation of albums, while Youtube had already allowed for a few years to open a channel and add videos. Shortly after Facebook, Instagram made its revolutionary appearance: a social network based only on images.
Years later, other social projects emerged that had limited success and were short-lived, one of which was
