369. You Think You're Free. You're Not.

Every communication revolution throughout history shifted who controlled truth — from Church to King to government to institutions to the crowd.
The AI revolution is different: the algorithm doesn't show you THE truth, it shows you YOUR truth — personalized and curated to keep you clicking.
Two people can look at the same platform on the same day and get completely different (but equally "true") versions of reality.
The algorithm learned you — what you click when bored, buy when stressed, believe when uncertain — and now it shapes what you want and when you want it.
Unlike every previous revolution where you could name the enemy, this one has no leader, no accountability, and you can't even see what's controlling you.

Recognize that your reality has become personalized and curated — your feed is designed to validate beliefs you already hold.
The moment you click on one article about a topic, you'll see more, creating a validation loop that convinces you your truth is THE truth.
Previous revolutions let people fight the enemy (Church, King, government); this one has no visible enemy — the algorithm doesn't care who wins or what's true, only that you keep clicking.
You think this is freedom, but you're being controlled — and you're doing it to yourself, one click at a time.
We gave the keys of civilization to an equation and told it to maximize engagement, not truth.

Pay attention to what information you're being fed — is your reality being shaped by what's true or what keeps you engaged?
Ask yourself: Are you staying informed, or are you being fed a curated reality that reinforces what you already believe?