The article discusses how technology has democratized access to digital content, allowing users to consume personalized content quickly and efficiently. However, it also raises concerns about the implications of this hyper-curation, questioning whether there are benefits to experiencing content beyond our tailored preferences. It challenges the idea that consuming only customized content is inherently superior, while also exploring the psychological effects that come from such digital curation and its significant influence on consumer behavior in the modern digital landscape.
With the touch of a few buttons, we can listen to any song, watch any video, read any article, or watch any video.
You can't read every news article, so you're shown the ones which you're likely to deem most relevant.
If we can only get a slice of the pie, wouldn't we want the 'best' slice?
Let’s explore the psychological risks of digital curation.
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