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This is already documented to be the case with YouTube, where the recommendations serve as a radicalization engine. For example, watching videos on vegetarianis

• walrus01 9y ago
  If YouTube hadn't gone on a fairly extensive program of manually culling Arabic language Islamic state related videos, watching videos on secular Sunni hanafi and hanbali ideology would pretty quickly lead you to hardcore wahabbist Sharia law indoctrination.
  • guelo 9y ago
    Also, I have plenty of friends radicalized by youtube into hardcore islamophobia which they hadn't exhibited before.
    • dvtv75 9y ago
      My father's the same. He'll walk along through town minding his own business, and then see someone he thinks is a Muslim. That's when the shouting begins.
      • exergy 9y ago
        I feel sorry for you. In my experience, there is little you can do to change the mind of such a person, and yet living with them can be constant embarrassment.
    • walrus01 9y ago
      It is really easy for far right media to cherry pick stories like this: http://time.com/5214563/parents-attacked-16-year-old-daughter-who-refused-to-marry-an-older-man-police-say/ http://time.com/5214563/parents-attacked-16-year-old-daughte... I can just as easily find news articles about thousands of white women who are killed by their WASP husbands in the USA, but those are, from the xenophobe perspective, a relatively mundane occurrence.