#global conscience

[indrosphere]

The tragedy at Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab is a heartbreak the world cannot ignore. Nearly 180 lives—mostly young girls—lost to a missile strike fueled by outdated intel and a devastating "double-tap" tactic. Classrooms should be sanctuaries, not targets.

When War Enters a Classroom: A Reflection for the Children of the World

[socialmediatarget]

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Changes in 2017

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Changes in 2017

New changes for SEO in 2017

Google will receive over 500,000,000 search inquiries that it has never been asked prior to today. 80% of the INFORMATION that resides in the ocean that you surf using the World Wide Web (WWW) is so DEEP that it has not been indexed yet. Today, every known web page is only 19 degrees of separation from every other web page. Our first attempt to send a brief message (L…

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[chilaquilesverdesplease]

On the topic of Kony and all past/present/future topics of social value

The world, thru social media, is connected in a way never seen before and there are new connections being made by the second. Just like a brain does when it learns. It creates new pathways, new ways to get to certain pockets of information, interconnecting it with new and old ideas. Trending topics in Twitter/Facebook/etc are truly something special, they let us see what the world is thinking of. And now me, or you, or anyone else in the world can see this and join this global conscience. Even if I where not to RT it, or like it or share it in any other way, the connection has been made. I have now been made aware of something that I was not aware before, I now know something which I did not know before, I am now a more knowledgeable pocket of information in the global conscience.

Yet there are people who go around dismissing the power of social media as a way to bring awareness to the world. They overlook the cause and instead bash society for being so damn ignorant in the first place. It's no secret, people are smart yet we as a race are pretty damn stupid. But when topics of social/political/environmental/etc value go up on the social media talk, THIS is a glimpse of the true potential of a unified global conscience. They way I look at it, dismissing this potential is an ethical crime against your own race. People who dismiss the power of social media are anomalous pockets of information. Cancer.

So RT, like, share, reblog or don't. But don't sit there in the warmth of your computer screen and dismiss people for trying, at even a very minimal level, to make this world a better place.

[theglobalsoundproject]

take a look at this interesting article about musics ability to spread global awareness and change.