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The Filter Bubble
by Eli Pariser
"You're the only person in your bubble."
Summary
Pariser coined the term 'filter bubble' to describe how personalization algorithms create unique information universes for each user. You only see what the algorithm thinks you want to see—which may have nothing to do with what you need to know.
Why This Fits LindyFact
Explains why algorithmic curation can trap us in echo chambers—and why time-tested content provides a way out.