Our opinions are often fed back to us through social media algorithms., , The same ideas are fed back to users in different formats., , Repeated messages can reinforce fear and anxiety., , This kind of content reinforces negative stereotypes., , The news we see usually aligns with our personal views., , People trust information that aligns with their beliefs., , Social media can easily turn into an echo chamber., , Living in an echo chamber limits critical thinking., , Likes and shares create a powerful feedback loop., , A feedback loop makes popular opinions even more visible., , Some people limit exposure to news to protect their mental health., , It’s healthy to limit exposure to toxic content., , Platforms serve up content based on your past activity., , The algorithm quickly serves up similar videos., , Social media often reaffirms beliefs instead of challenging them., , This content reaffirms beliefs people already have., .

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