In a small town or an apartment building with paper-thin walls, what I know about you is roughly the same as what you know about me. That's a basis for a social contract, in which we'll deliberately ignore some of what we know. The new privacyless world does away with that contract. I can know a lot about you without your knowing I know.

Eli Pariser

American author, political and internet activist

17 December 1980 —

The Filter Bubble

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Submitted by: bodr

Time of publication: May 18, 2014

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