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Ok, this is not going to be a well formulated question, because the concerns behind it are nebulous in my own head.\n
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Some assumptions I have, that clearly inform the question that follows: I believe commercial, state, and others have sophisticated methods of influencing what I see on social media and thus, in part, what I think. I also believe that someone more willing to believe in the types of conspiratorial beliefs I’ve just expressed are more likely to be manipulated by information they’re exposed to. And, yes, I fully appreciate the irony of those beliefs.\n
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He didn’t grow up exposed to the social media I suspect children do now.\n
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Ok, this is not going to be a well formulated question, because the concerns behind it are nebulous in my own head.\n
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Some assumptions I have, that clearly inform the question that follows: I believe commercial, state, and others have sophisticated methods of influencing what I see on social media and thus, in part, what I think. I also believe that someone more willing to believe in the types of conspiratorial beliefs I’ve just expressed are more likely to be manipulated by information they’re exposed to. And, yes, I fully appreciate the irony of those beliefs.\n
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He didn’t grow up exposed to the social media I suspect children do now.\n
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