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Why do people like filter bubbles?
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Seneste optælling: afgjort: 65 · sendt videre til tværgående paneler: 0 · omstridt: 3 · under kvorum: 22 — paneler skal have mindst max(2, 75 % af panelet) afgivne stemmer; dit mindste panel har 12 medlemmer.
People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. → påvirker? → They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests.
Intet sagt endnu.
Afsluttet fase — historikken over par og stemmer står ovenfor.Tjek logikken ↗
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | ⚑ omstridt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | ⚑ omstridt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | ⚑ omstridt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | åben | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | åben | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | åben | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | åben | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ ja | i fokus ↑ · luk ✕ |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ ja | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People want to avoid conflicting views to feel more comfortable. | → | People feel good when information confirms what they already believe is true. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | People crave confirmation of their existing beliefs. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| People prefer comfort and familiarity in their information. | → | People want to feel validated and avoid cognitive dissonance. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | They reduce the effort needed to find information that matches personal interests. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | → | People feel safe and secure in their own personal information bubbles, shielded from opposing views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | → | Algorithms prioritize familiar, agreeable content to keep users spending more time on their platforms. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |
| Algorithms prioritize engagement over diverse viewpoints. | → | They seek comfort and emotional safety by staying in familiar views. | ✓ udledt | diskutér |