Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Interview: Conversate, with Killer Mike, Chapter Two: Think Global, Act Local
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Nov 7, 2025 Killer Mike, the legendary Atlanta MC, activist, and community organizer, dives deep into the essence of local civic engagement. He discusses how algorithms shape our perceptions and urges unity through grassroots action. Reflecting on his experience in politics, he highlights the importance of community ties and the need for diverse friendships to combat polarization. With practical advice for budding activists, he emphasizes starting small with neighbors to create significant change. Plus, hear his insights on Atlanta's nightlife and cultural hubs!
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Escape The Algorithmic Bubble
- Get off your phone and deliberately seek disagreement by meeting people who think differently.
- Make friendships outside your bubble to avoid algorithmic reinforcement and broaden perspective.
Politics As Team Fandom
- Identity groupthink turns into fandom-like loyalties that override critical thought.
- Politicians and institutions profit from these manufactured allegiances while people lose bargaining power.
Organize Hyper‑Local First
- Start organizing hyper-locally: your street, neighbors, and church groups.
- Plot, plan, strategize, organize, and mobilize together to create repeatable solutions that scale.
