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While the function was originally designed to localize search results, Pariser worries this function could coccoon users from accessing any information that doesn't appeal to them based on their past results — that it "creates the impression that our narrow self-interest is all that exists." If you're positive that climate change is either a non-issue or just downright not happening, you're never going to see that 97 percent of scientists publishing in peer-reviewed journals on the subject irrefutably believe climate change is caused by our burning of fossil fuels. If you're using Google to find information to confirm your opinion, you'll never hear the other side. To use Pariser's term, the Internet — once the great equalizer and distributor of free information for all — has become a bubble of bias confirmations and hollow validations of narrowed viewpoints. We cannot find enough information to challenge or clarify our world views because that information never seeps through to us. Anyone with a vested interest in the free flow of information must urge Google and other sites that use data to tailor results to respond to this "filtering" (another word for this is censorship, which seems to be a big deal to tech giants when they want it to be) and propose new algorithms that would break down these "ideological frames" as Pariser calls them. Until then, we'll just be flipping back and forth between a limited amount of information that's palatable, tame and non-controversial, just like sixyear-old me skipping between Neopets and Yahoo! Mail, with wise, old Google always sitting behind us and watching our every move. e.andrews@chronicle.utah.edu potential, as you will be in a period where you could make a dream a reality. Friends inspire you and support you with some very wild ideas. 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Eli Pariser, an Internet activist, calls this the "filter bubble" — what we see on the Internet is now a result of algorithms that have come to know us better than we know ourselves. These Google-created algorithms draw on your data — searches, locations on Google Maps, biographical information from Google + — to narrow your search results to what it feels you so Ill-humored 54 Lydia Loveless 9 p.m. TBA The Garage Editor in Chief Edited by Will Shortz -( order) 14 Like one texting 8 p.m. Free 5 Monkeys El SATURDAY www.dailyutahchronicle.com Follow us on Twitter: The Scourge of $20-$256 EnergySolutions Arena 7:30 p.m. $29 - $39 Pioneer Theatre Company CEI Phantogram 8 p.m. $12/$14 The Shred Shed 7 p.m. DJ Table FRIDAY Check out our newly redesigned website facebook.com/TheChrony 47 8 THURSDAY Deathtrap I PROOFREADER: Rachelle White BUSINESS MANAGER:Jake Sorensen j.sorensen@chronicle.utah.edu without mayo? Utah Jazz vs. Dallas Mavericks 3 of Clubs Tour 14 Utah Jazz vs. L.A. 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