A DOOR FROM OTHERWISE · VOLUME II
Can more choice leave us with fewer futures?
A recommendation system offered each person more personalised choices while quietly making the same few suppliers, routes and futures dominate underneath. 'That,' Noor said, and wrote: more choice for me can mean fewer futures for us. The slip went into the jar. The rest of the card stayed on the wall for argument.
Count the infrastructures beneath the visible options. If many choices disappear when one hidden dependency disappears, surface variety may be masking a narrower future.
ENTER OTHERWISEExcerpt: OTHERWISE, Volume II. The current ARC invitation begins with Volume I.