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		<title>By: The Pursuit of Attention: Social Networks, Individualization NOT Isolation &#124; The Global Sociology Blog</title>
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		<title>By: The Pursuit of Attention: Social Networks, Individualization but NOT Isolation &#124; The Global Sociology Blog</title>
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		<title>By: L&#8217;Economia dell&#8217;Attenzione nei Social Media &#124; Il Blog di Zeugma srl</title>
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		<title>By: Mads</title>
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		<description>Don&#039;t know if I&#039;m catching the idea here, but I&#039;m thinking that the inbound/outbound attention is perhaps not necessarily &quot;economic&quot; in nature (in the sense of being a game of sorts, with a relatively fixed amount of investments and payoffs), but inescapable - cmp. the idea of Reflexivity, i.e. that outbound attention is always also inbound - and reflexively so. In the sense that we ALWAYS see others seeing us. So all forms of interaction require a reflexive investment, and also so with social media (which probably amplify potential investments) - the Q is whether economy is a reasonable term - that would be like saying that transactional rationality is an evolutionary trait - that we use (bounded) rational reason to involve in other people and &quot;watchers&quot; - rather than, from a phenomenological perspective, the involvement in others is not an &quot;investment&quot;, but merely the way the world goes on...

oops, there goes another brainfart, - dunno if this makes sense at all. Struggling..

best, enjoying your stuff all round!</description>
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<p>oops, there goes another brainfart, &#8211; dunno if this makes sense at all. Struggling..</p>
<p>best, enjoying your stuff all round!</p>
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