From chambers to echo chambers: Quantifying polarization with a second-neighbor approach applied to Twitter's climate discussion — mentioned by anigbrowl

Wed, 04 Oct 2023 07:26:59 GMT

To an extent, because attention is a limited (albeit renewable) resource. But I had in mind something closer to terrain, in the strategic/military sense. For example I think Musk bought Twitter not to make money off it but to have strategic control of a piece of near-realtime digital broadcast infrastructure. See also this paper on the structural nature of digital echo chambers: https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.14501

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From chambers to echo chambers: Quantifying polarization with a second-neighbor approach applied to Twitter's climate discussion — mentioned by anigbrowl