TikTok is reshaping the political landscape, forging echo chambers where right-leaning users find themselves more isolated ...

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Mark Cuban criticized Bluesky's echo chamber for harming engagement and driving users back to Elon Musk's X following a decline in user interactions.

This is why they are called echo chambers, as all you can hear is just echoes of what you already believe. A major problem that echo chambers contribute to is polarization. Cass Sunstein, a legal ...

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'ECHO chamber' is a term used for a group of individuals who hold the same beliefs amplified by echoing each other even if the current situation is unfolding entirely differently from their ...

Why It’s Hard for Leaders to Break the Echo Chamber Leaders, particularly those who are strong-willed and confident, may unintentionally reinforce the echo chamber if they are not self-aware.

That is worth supporting. The world is a polarized place. So, enjoy your echo chamber. And join us on Bluesky @cenmag.bsky.social. This editorial is the result of collective deliberation in C&EN.

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Opinion: We were warned of the dangers of loneliness and ideology in the 1950s. Now, in the 21st century, algorithms foster echo chambers and a similar increase in ideological thought.

It's easy to get caught up in social media algorithms and only see one side of the story. Here are 10 signs you're in an echo chamber that only backs up your own preconceived beliefs.

You've seen the effects of echo chambers: political divides, social bubbles, and the constant reinforcement of familiar ideas. What keeps us trapped in these bubbles?