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TIL "Cognitive Sovereignty," which argues that modern psychopolitics—subtle control via digital platforms—exploits attention, supported by a 2025 PNAS Nexus study

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TIL "Cognitive Sovereignty," which argues that modern psychopolitics—subtle control via digital platforms—exploits attention, supported by a 2025 PNAS Nexus studyhttps://www.421.news/en/cognitive-sovereignty-an-introduction-to-psychic-autonomy/Open linkView original on thelemmy.club
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Riddick3001
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Subject is relevant and interesting, as I was exploring the increased polarisation, and reached similar conclusions. It hit me hard, so I'll check it out later.

tnx4 sharing

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