The consequences of such personalized entertainment will be great: - lack of socialization. It's impossible to form a pop culture when everyone has their own p

The consequences of such personalized entertainment will be great: - lack of socialization. It's impossible to form a pop culture when everyone has their own pop stuff. We're already struggling with too much individualism to the point where people are teetering on miserable en mass. Humans require points of reference between each other to tie them together, imo. - promotion of echo chambers. Part of media is that it pushes people outside of their comfort zones. Gay acceptance would've never taken off if people weren't exposed to positive depictions of gay people. Media that never challenges anyone's biases isn't very useful. It won't create much thought for the end viewer, it'll exist more as a distraction than a piece of art. - stagnation. Contrary to what people may think, we haven't discovered every type of story. There are pieces of media I've seen that I've never seen before, that have never existed before. Look at the late producer Sophie. She was doing things never done before, and music has been around for a very long time.