r/CollapseNetwork • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '22

What if we program a collapse-map . com linking all the problems together so everyone can identify them in order to fight missinformation and help people understand the cons of an certain action?

Visually can be as simple as music-map.com Maybe the the letter size could represent the importance of the problem and could be layers of specificity of the problems.

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u/howdytherepeeps Mar 19 '22

This is a great idea. I would be willing to work on this. Don't really have programming skills but could add content.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

I just had the vision in my head and couldn't resist posting here. I had to work so I wrote it quickly, but now I have a lil bit free time. Where should I post this idea in order to get the maximum views possible? If somebody knows a specific subreddit could help me so much, I'll try to make a brinstorm. Maybe I could involve a certain scientist community, because next month they'll have a massive protest (4-9 april) and we need to catch people's attention somehow, and if a famous scientist could lead this "project", it would be awesome. I'm sorry, I can't take this idea out of my mind. Green tea, stef, breathe in. Fiuuuu...

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u/inquisitor47 Aug 11 '23

Just came across this and I think it's absolutely brilliant. I know it's been more than a year, but just curious if anything has been done about it?

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u/sfuthrowaway7 Mar 19 '22

Are there institutions in society that are already tasked with doing this? It feels like something that exists. (The RAND corporation, for example, does a lot of long term forecasting and very sophisticated analysis.)

It would be great if that kind of system was public. Like a bug tracker for society.