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The Apathy Algorithm Might Be WInning
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March 20, 2026
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March 20, 2026
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We’ve Been Desensitized: Graphic Violence on X, Algorithms, and the Cost of Online Gore
The script discusses the rise of graphic, gory violence on social platforms—especially X (Twitter) and sometimes Instagram—where autoplay videos of shootings, stabbings, and beheadings can appear without being sought out, prompting frustration at victim-blaming responses to this problem. The core focus is the speaker’s disturbing realization that repeated exposure to violence across movies, early internet content, and violent video games has produced numbness and apathy rather than shock, and that this broader media environment may be desensitizing entire generations. The speaker contrasts a pre-internet childhood with today’s children having easy phone access to death, torture, and porn, warns of long-term consequences, notes AI may complicate what’s real, and suggests desensitization may enable public apathy toward revelations of extreme elite abuses, while encouraging viewers to watch and share the related “We have been desensitized” video that ends with a gospel message.
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