Summary of EIS QUE O VIZINHO DO PAULO MUZY VAI BRIG4R COM ELE | Dr. Paulo Muzy

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In the video, Dr. Paulo Muzy discusses how social media has led to an increased sense of impunity, as people feel they can say whatever they want online without consequence. He argues that people need to have a sense of fear and shame when they're online, in order to keep the virtual tribunal that we create online in check. To illustrate his point, he shares an anecdote about his neighbor Sérgio, who he once saw with a swollen ear. Paulo didn't know how to react, so he just said thank you and left.

• 00:00:00 According to the video's presenter, Dr. Paulo Muzy, many people don't seem to be adapting well to social media, and this is because they don't understand that social media is a digital extension of their home lives. Consequently, they often make inappropriate comments on social media because they don't understand that it's an extension of their personal space. This leads to an increased sense of impunity, as everyone is acting as a judge all the time. The presenter offers a solution: people need to have a sense of fear and shame when they're online, and they need to be prepared to react in a way that is appropriate to the situation. Otherwise, the virtual tribunal that we create online will be unchecked. Dr. Paulo Muzy also shares an interesting anecdote about his encounters with his neighbor, Sérgio. Sérgio always opens the door for Paulo when Paulo comes home, but one day Paulo noticed that Sérgio's ear was swollen. Paulo is a pacific person by nature, so he wasn't sure what to do. In the end, he just said thank you and left. Paulo then shares his thoughts on the current state of human development and how the internet has made people much more aggressive and wanton. He talks
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