

#63: How Networked Tribes Govern Through Alignment | John Robb
Nov 5, 2020
John Robb, a strategic analyst and publisher of the Global Guerrillas Report, shares his insights on the intersection of war, politics, and technology. He delves into the concept of 'networked tribes' and how modern communication affects societal decision-making. Robb discusses the evolution of networking, the role of empathy in tribalism, and the complexities of governance in chaotic times. He emphasizes the need for diverse viewpoints and the impact of social networks on perceptions of conflict, urging listeners to navigate their understanding of collective dynamics.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Understanding Networked Tribes
01:34 • 6min
The Evolution of Networking: From RSS to Social Media
07:44 • 2min
Tribalism in the Age of Information
09:22 • 13min
Empathy and Networked Tribalism
22:46 • 17min
Navigating Chaos and Cohesion in Governance
40:09 • 2min
The Influence of Social Networks on War Perception and Awareness
42:00 • 3min
Navigating Networked Tribes
44:31 • 4min