<ul><li>Social media feeds often create echo chambers or filter bubbles, showing users content based on what the algorithm thinks they will like.</li><li>Users are expected to break through these bubbles and not blindly trust everything they see online.</li><li>There is a growing concern about the lack of control users have over algorithms and the responsibility falls on individuals to navigate through the content they are shown.</li><li>Questions arise about why individuals have to take on this responsibility instead of the companies providing more transparency and control over algorithmic feeds.</li></ul>

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