That study on bigger friend networks pushing folks apart makes sense, I seen it in office chats and alumni groups where ADmin nudges end up creating little camps :)
Yeah, I've noticed that too in group chats. A small nudge from someone in charge and suddenly everyone's picking sides. Crazy how fast those little camps form!
Yep, once two loud voices plant a flag, the conformity kicks in and status signaling takes over, and the chat turns into an echo room fast :(
The only thing that defnitely helps is slowing the thread and naming the common goal early, so its harder for camps to harden.
Totally, slowing things down and refocusing on a shared goal can stop those echo chambers from forming. It’s like hitting the brakes before the drama spins out of control
That study on bigger friend networks pushing folks apart makes sense, I seen it in office chats and alumni groups where ADmin nudges end up creating little camps :)
Yeah, I've noticed that too in group chats. A small nudge from someone in charge and suddenly everyone's picking sides. Crazy how fast those little camps form!
Yep, once two loud voices plant a flag, the conformity kicks in and status signaling takes over, and the chat turns into an echo room fast :(
The only thing that defnitely helps is slowing the thread and naming the common goal early, so its harder for camps to harden.
Totally, slowing things down and refocusing on a shared goal can stop those echo chambers from forming. It’s like hitting the brakes before the drama spins out of control