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I think it’s therrifying how much harm can just thinking something is true and not think about if it’s not, can do, and how much can algorithms know us more than we do.
Yes it is scary, isn’t it Javier! Thank you for your comment!
Absolutely true—we must filter the information we consume and, even more importantly, the information we share. We are the architects of our own judgement, just as we shape the algorithms behind social media. Therefore, we need to be careful—and, above all, critical.
Yes it’s so true. More critical thinking, and less following the group or authority.
This article is like a button to restart critical thinking on us! Is truly terrifying to think (and to discover) that we are living through others beliefs.
Yes, it packs a solid punch! It’s so important to think critically! Thank you for your comment Tatiana!
We must be careful about what we watch, without forgetting that we have our own opinions based on experiences. Our algorithm is altered; we cannot forget that behind the screens lies a real life.
Yes, that is very true! Careful what we watch and careful when we are going along with what everyone else is thinking without critical thinking. Thank you for your comment Vanessa!
It’s true, no one is free to fall in stupidity, even if you’re an intellectual person with a high IQ level or someone without any kind of education. That is why it is important to work constantly your mind and be open-minded to listen at many types of arguments (even if some of them contradict yours), so that you can have critical thought and intellectual independence.
That’s very true Juan! Thank you for your comment!
I find the topic very interesting. It’s good to know that when we are supporting a specific topic, if it is true or real or if it is not, that we are being manipulated by puppeteers who take advantage of the opportunity to use us to expand their rhetoric.
Exactly. People who are not practicing critical thinking are susceptible to manipulation. Thank you for your Comment Cesar!
I think people are losing the freedom to think for themselves and it is definitely something that serves the system.
I think your right. That’s why it’s so important for use to practice critical thinking – which is the best way to rebel against that system! Thank you for your comment Juan!
the topic is about how the brain work in different situations that peopple think that its right or wrong and how we continous doing things in our life it doesnt matter if its right or wrong for me is a good topic because we can learnd a lot
Yes it’s very important to pause and critically think and make sure we are not just going along with the crowd. Thank you for your comment Oscar!
Interesting theory and nowadays with the social media is very important take the time to think and reflect about the time spend on that and the type of cunsumption. I’ts very important keep self-criticism.
Exactly. It’s very important to think carefully and maintain our critical thinking! Thank you for your comment Dalia!