> why do you think it's a good thing that you're in an entertainment bubble? For example, when I'm in the mood to watch sailing videos, I don't want to get bom

> why do you think it's a good thing that you're in an entertainment bubble? For example, when I'm in the mood to watch sailing videos, I don't want to get bombarded with Taylor Swift's latest concert (which I have absolutely no interest in) in the recommendations. My interests don't necessarily align with what's "popular", and anything bubble-less will necessarily have the popularity of something as one of its inputs. Compare that with news, where some events are important enough that _everyone_ should know about them (COVID-19, for example), local events affect you more, etc. There, the bubble is a hindrance to your situation awareness. As for music, I mostly use Google Play Music for that, through which I have discovered a lot of new artists.