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You will understand how personalised digital environments can trap us in self-reinforcing loops of information, why this differs from simple disagreement, and what it means for how we know what is true.
You will understand how Hannah Arendt's concept of the common world illuminates why algorithmic fragmentation threatens not just our connection to others, but the very foundation of shared moral and political life.
You will understand the philosophical difference between moral relativism and pluralism, and why that distinction matters when people who inhabit different algorithmic worlds struggle to find common ethical ground.