The rise of independent media has contributed to the fragmentation of our narrative landscape, making it difficult to identify truth.

The current state of media has diminished its credibility, pushing people towards independent media sources as they seek more trustworthy information.

The psychological impact of living in a world where we can't trust what we see online could destabilize our mental health and societal structures, particularly democratic systems.

The fragmentation of our narrative landscape is a consequence of technological advancements and the irresponsibility of media participants.

The internet has created a giant aggregator for information, leading to a few dominant platforms while eliminating medium-sized entities. This results in a landscape where a few large media outlets exist alongside countless independent voices.

The erosion of privacy rights in society is concerning, as technology increasingly surveils individuals without public discourse on its implications.

The current flood of information does not equate to increased understanding; rather, it often leads to confusion and a breakdown in communication.

The person who controls the algorithm controls the world, and if you're committed to a single source of information, it can limit your perspective.

I'm scared of the coming wave of AI because it can be used for both good and harm, and a small group of people could access tools that destabilize our world.