Facebook is such a fascinating ecology. The species fittest at gaming the algos grow prolifically; the platform shifts the environment a bit; new & novel species rise. There were the weird food videos of Rick Lax et al. Now, the proliferation of generative AI content (Shrimp Jesus). One variant of cane toad after another.
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/04/conservative-digital-media-traffic/678055/
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