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How Algorithms, Money, & Bureaucracy Distance us from Democracy
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
Geography Shapes Reality
Historically, access to media and information was largely determined by geography, fostering shared experiences and a consensus reality among communities. In the past, people's understanding of events and political opinions were limited to local newspapers and a few broadcast channels, which created a more uniform narrative but varied perspectives based on location. However, the advent of cable news and the internet transformed this landscape, allowing individuals to consume media based on their interests rather than geographic boundaries. This shift challenges previous assumptions about information accessibility and suggests that people now navigate an overwhelming array of opinions and facts, significantly reshaping personal and collective realities.
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