There is a shifting of the guard of knowledge, given the way meanings are established through online consumption. The public blindly buys into the need for AI and other peddled virtual realities despite visible flaws and corruption. Why should one be completely sold when even widely accepted scientific theories, such as the Big Bang, are being questioned? The recent works of Amy Aragon and Jay Ticar propose proximity to home as a learning vantage point in response to the state of far-sighted dependence on internet-based information.
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