There's a particular kind of freedom that comes from realizing you can survive being misunderstood. You don't have to correct every assumption, defend yourself against every accusation, or participate in every argument.
Dear idiot, the issue isn’t simply that people encounter biased information. That’s been happening for centuries. The issue is that modern recommendation systems can continuously analyze your behavior, identify what keeps you emotionally engaged, and selectively feed you content that reinforces your perceptions, often without you realizing how your information environment is being shaped. And here’s the particularly amusing part: recognizing that you’re inside a bubble doesn’t necessarily mean you understand how it influences you. Knowing that advertising exists doesn’t make you immune to advertising, either.
He also needs to realize that algorithms don’t just do that. They can also manipulate, control, and change people’s behavior without them even knowing it. And that’s the scariest thing about social media algorithms. They can create a reality that doesn’t actually exist and influence you into doing things you normally wouldn’t do. And that’s exactly why big social media platforms are so dangerous.
notice how he didnt leave the young girls alone until they fought back.
girls! women!
always fight back. thats their language, these animals are unable to communicate through words
@liammo_ Cause she was the supreme. They all had something in common with her. hot (gabby) divorced (Susan) breadwinner (Lynette) maneater (Bree) mother (Mary Alice) mean queen (Mrs mcCluskey) crazy (Katherine)
It will never not piss me off how Desperate Housewives killed off Edie one episode then the next pushed the knife in revealing how she was secretly there for all the women and proved she was the most complex and arguably best character when it was all too late