c/world · u/technocrit@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 19 points
A wave of women influencers have transformed into super-engines of Israel advocacy since Oct. 7. The 'hasbaristas' seamlessly blend lifestyle content with nuance-free Zionist activism. Are they good for hasbara? Was hasbara ever good for Israel?
u/NotKyloRen@lemmy.zip · 1 points
Google "*Ferengi Rule 34*" for more info!
u/Paragone@lemmy.world · 2 points
IF you're using Google, then it's probably systematic algorithmic-bubble:
I saw some article which showed what Google was showing different people, for *the same* search, and it was sickening how polarized the extremes were through Google.
I now use DuckDuckGo.com unless it simply isn't finding what I'm trying to find, & *only then* do I cross over to the machiavellian-search side, for a search's results..
Algorithmically-enforced polarization of humakind, into the only-ideological-terrorism-REMAINS .. extreme .. is certain, now, for this world.
But at-least money will have been made, while contributing to the extermination of this world's people, so there's that, I guess..
/s
*bitter* sarcasm, at that..
Intentionally enforcing ideological-polarization *is* contributing to genociding.
& ought be dealt-with exactly as such.
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u/floo@retrolemmy.com · 4 points
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u/flamingo_pinyata@sopuli.xyz · 4 points
Makes me wonder how deep does the algorithm divide go.
In these 1.5 years I was never served an explicitly pro-Israel content. On the other hand I was served pro-Palestinian and even some anti-Israel creators.
Sure this is just anecdotal, but there must be something behind it. The algorithmic bubble, or intentional manipulation, idk?