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Why is change mandatory?

Search is becoming increasingly biased. Google has decided it’s models are the primary source of truth before humans even have the illusion of choice. Yes, illusion. Your search isn’t getting an unfiltered view of the web, the search results from every major engine is filtered according to their algorithms. The web wasn’t mean to be held in the hands of the few, it was meant as an equalizer for information.

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“Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear” - Edgar Allan Poe, 1845

Why this question, now
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What would change our mind
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