Algorithms show people only what they want to see, only what they will agree with. After all, we wouldn’t want to view something that disagrees with us. The
constant stream of biased data creates a perceived universal agreement on the “right way to think” in our minds, taking away our ability to think critically against it. Why would we? All the information we
see supports this ideal viewpoint. The truth isn’t fact; it’s whatever is shouted the loudest.
The challenge to our age is not the lack of information, but the courage to question it…thinking before believing becomes a radical act.”
Inside issue 98, you can also read: A missionary’s perspective on living for Jesus, I beg to differ: intolerance towards controversy, and dropping the solo act, not letting purpose anxiety dictate your life. Also… biblical chickens??
