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Problem is that critical thinking in some parts relies on comparing to what’s expected. Now, YouTube’s algorithms are finely tuned to keep you hooked in front
by CuriousSkeptic 7y ago
Problem is that critical thinking in some parts relies on comparing to what’s expected.
Now, YouTube’s algorithms are finely tuned to keep you hooked in front of the screen by continuously feeding you things that are just enough outside the expected zone to keep your attention. Slowly eroding away that critical thinking by simply normalizing the non-expected.
So while I might agree on the principle I think the area is a little gray.