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And here I thought "pasty faced" was a term used to describe people who haven't been getting out much / look unhealthy. Gosh, I didn't know dark pastes don't exist...
Oh, and taking one term from the off-the-cuff beginning of an hour long speech about the Internet and implying racism is afoot isn't "reaching"? Pathetic. By the way, "white people" aren't the only ones with light skin, so you've shown at least as much 'racial insensitivity' off hand (I'd say more since, unlike him, you've explicitly made this into a race issue).
Off-the-cuff remarks speak volumes about a person's intentions and worldview. Also, psychological studies demonstrate that racial microaggressions psychologically and physically harm non-whites by reinforcing their outsider status in functional society. If white people are not the only people with light skin, why do white people insist on being called white? Obviously, I'm speaking to the reinforcement of racial power dynamics and how whites perpetuate race to maintain this power structure.
The only off-the-cuff remark you're protesting is a single term within the context of a lecture about the Internet. No, it's absurd to say you can learn "volumes about a person's intentions and worldview" based upon one interpretation of a single off the cuff remark. And are you seriously implying that he *intentionally* used that term to reinforce outsider status in "non-whites"? You go on to make a sweeping generalization about how "white people insist on being called white." Utter hypocrisy.
Blackberry, I don't know where you get off flaunting inequality, but in my experience it is exactly this behavior that alienates minorities. By playing the race card so frequently, especially where it is unwarranted, you are drawing larger divide between races.
that being said, the "pasty people" comment had to do with exposure to the sun, nothing else. You obviously have an issue with Ivy League education. I'm willing to bet you got rejected from Harvard.
I signed up for Mechanical Turk while watching this. lol
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zakten11 11 months ago
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Nix7c0 1 year ago 3
I couldn't stop laughing while "Turking" ... he is so true!
tbsla13 1 year ago
This is amazing!!
Wizartar 1 year ago
this lecture is excellent!
I just went to the scene to take a look,
the idea is thrilled....
fantastic speech
jimmyexx 1 year ago 4
Should be on TED Best of the Web
primesoftnz 2 years ago 8
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I could do without the unfunny "humor" and constant bantering with friends in the unseen audience.
MardiM2 2 years ago
"pasty faced"... hmm. Apparently, only white people attend Harvard.
blackberryjuice1 2 years ago
And here I thought "pasty faced" was a term used to describe people who haven't been getting out much / look unhealthy. Gosh, I didn't know dark pastes don't exist...
Oh wait.
firstdarkdrama 1 year ago
You're reaching.
blackberryjuice1 1 year ago
Oh, and taking one term from the off-the-cuff beginning of an hour long speech about the Internet and implying racism is afoot isn't "reaching"? Pathetic. By the way, "white people" aren't the only ones with light skin, so you've shown at least as much 'racial insensitivity' off hand (I'd say more since, unlike him, you've explicitly made this into a race issue).
firstdarkdrama 1 year ago
Off-the-cuff remarks speak volumes about a person's intentions and worldview. Also, psychological studies demonstrate that racial microaggressions psychologically and physically harm non-whites by reinforcing their outsider status in functional society. If white people are not the only people with light skin, why do white people insist on being called white? Obviously, I'm speaking to the reinforcement of racial power dynamics and how whites perpetuate race to maintain this power structure.
blackberryjuice1 1 year ago
The only off-the-cuff remark you're protesting is a single term within the context of a lecture about the Internet. No, it's absurd to say you can learn "volumes about a person's intentions and worldview" based upon one interpretation of a single off the cuff remark. And are you seriously implying that he *intentionally* used that term to reinforce outsider status in "non-whites"? You go on to make a sweeping generalization about how "white people insist on being called white." Utter hypocrisy.
firstdarkdrama 1 year ago
Blackberry, I don't know where you get off flaunting inequality, but in my experience it is exactly this behavior that alienates minorities. By playing the race card so frequently, especially where it is unwarranted, you are drawing larger divide between races.
that being said, the "pasty people" comment had to do with exposure to the sun, nothing else. You obviously have an issue with Ivy League education. I'm willing to bet you got rejected from Harvard.
Martialman101 1 year ago
Jonathan Zittrain is an excellent speaker. I found this lecture and discussion very informative. Thanks for posting.
rahidelvi 2 years ago 14