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Research reveals how human bias shapes social media feeds

People are naturally attracted to excitement. According to new Virginia Tech research, the same is true on social media, where feeds are overrun with international travel, skydiving and other experiences that may seem out of the ordinary.

Research reveals how human bias shapes social media feeds
Image: Phys.org
People are naturally attracted to excitement. According to new Virginia Tech research, the same is true on social media, where feeds are overrun with international travel, skydiving and other experiences that may seem out of the ordinary.

Originally published at Phys.org

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