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Sep 19 2010

Framing Questions Week 3

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Chapter 8 in Here Comes Everybody caught my attention because of the title: solving social dilemmas. What constitutes a social dilemma? Everyone has problems, at one point is a society completely involved. What are real and permanent social dilemmas, and why can they never be solved? Does a society cooperate or act separately instinctively, and is this what causes these dilemmas?

In Wealth of Nations, the chapter on culture brought up the following questions. Is everyone born with cultural freedom? How is culture intertwined with social life and political life? How has the Internet impacted cultural freedom?

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