The internet's invisible hands: 11 experts explain how our digital world is fueling polarization
Jolynna Sinanan, University of Sydney Jolynna Sinanan Jolynna Sinanan, University of Sydney So far, that conversation has been "all about the technology, according to Jolynna Sinanan, a digital ethnographer at the University of Sydney in Australia, "whereas it should be the other way around." The internet and social media have only become widely used in the past decade or so, meaning we're just beginning to establish norms around how people should or shouldn't behave online. Instead, she said, we should be asking "what does being a person in a community mean?" In Trinidad, where Sinanan has s...