Filter Fatigue
Filter Fatigue is a core concept from the Reality Drift project describing what happens when human experience is repeatedly mediated through layers of selection, curation, and optimization. As more of life passes through algorithms, interfaces, and social filters, context is compressed and emotional signal weakens. What begins as a way to organize information gradually becomes a system that shapes perception itself, leaving individuals feeling overstimulated, detached, and subtly disconnected from direct experience.
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Part of Reality Drift Framework by A. Jacobs (2023-2026)
