> the echo-chamber effect, in which we tailor our opinions to fit the online Oh wow do ‘we’ do that? I’m pretty sure I do the opposite. Also, that’s not what

> the echo-chamber effect, in which we tailor our opinions to fit the online Oh wow do ‘we’ do that? I’m pretty sure I do the opposite. Also, that’s not what most people mean when they use the phrase “echo-chamber” - it’s not that you tailor your opinions, it’s that the algorithm tailors the content it serves you. Wonder if that’s a deliberate misstatement, considering the Washington Post would be the one guilty of facilitating the creation of an echo chamber… shifting blame to users / readers seems kinda sus