Recommendation algorithms rarely surface genuinely new topics
Typical 'recommended for you' algorithms tend to reinforce what a person already engages with rather than exposing them to genuinely unexplored topics. This leaves people who want to broaden their curiosity without a way to systematically discover subjects outside their existing browsing patterns.
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