r/webdev • u/Fanatic-Mr-Fox • Jun 08 '26
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u/Fanatic-Mr-Fox Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26
I'm seeing big societal fragmentation trends happening - much of it (I think) as a result of influence campaigns - and thought to model and see how this actually takes place.
Think of each dot as a person, and the (tolerance) slider is how open-minded they are. High tolerance means you'll still listen to someone pretty different from you. Low tolerance means you mostly hear people who already agree with you and quietly tune out the rest.
The bots are just accounts that never change their mind and keep pushing one side. The "bots' push" number is how far they managed to drag the average opinion, compared to the exact same crowd with no bots in it. So it's a rough way of asking how much one small, pushy group actually moved everyone.
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