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Social media has turned media consumption into a race. It’s no longer “Did you see the season finale?” It’s “I can’t believe you haven’t finished it yet, it’s been six hours.” Here’s a long-form post on the subject of

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The result? A flattening of taste. Because algorithms optimize for retention , not revelation , we are fed infinite variations of the thing we already liked. This is why every blockbuster feels like a sequel to a movie you barely remember. This is why every true crime doc has the same slow zoom on a Polaroid. Popular media has become a hall of mirrors, reflecting our own past clicks back at us until we forget that strange, challenging art ever existed. Here’s a confession: I watched all four hours of Rebel Moon – Director’s Cut while folding laundry. Did I watch it? No. It was visual melatonin.