Have you ever struggled to find information you needed when looking in Google? This could be because of filter bubbles. Filter bubbles occur when a web company, like Google or Netflix, provide you with personalized information based on what you like or its relevancy to you. This could be good because of the individuality and the local or more relevant information may appeal to you more. This is bad because you may not find or struggle to find information you need at the moment. I have experiences with filter bubbles on Netflix. I watch a movie or a TV series and it recommends other things similar to the show or movie I watched. The recommendations are not what I want, I would much rather get things that will be appealing or not get things at all.
Check out this cool video!
https://www.ted.com/talks/george_tulevski_the_next_step_in_nanotechnology#t-92675
Hey Lianna! The cool video you posted was really interesting! I felt like they were talking directly to me through the screen. It really spoke to me. I didn't even need to watch the whole video to completely understand it. Thanks for blessing this timeline with your video.
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