PIP commentary on algorithm culturefrom @djangodegree

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Tell the algorithm I'm good, bro. Tell the algorithm I have no interest. The algorithm told Rank, make another first class. The algorithm told Jack that people want another loving on me. Give them another industry, baby. Jack said, nah, bro. I'm a throw tier hat on and I'm gonna show them what they need. Here's the thing, bro. An algorithm makes you forget how much the first time matters, bro. Django, what do you mean? You ever been on a dating app? That algorithm that says, hey. Since you like this person, you might like that person. Oh, these people have the same best. Before you know it, bro, people stop being people. It becomes about the next swipe. And if the algo really thinks it has you figured out, don't get me started on microtransactions, bro. This album for me was a reminder that you only get to experience things for the first time one time. So if you're going out on a date tonight, remember that if you kiss this person, you only get to do it for the first time one time. You only get to go out on this date. You only get to experience each other for the first time one time. If you haven't listened to the Jack Harlow album yet, set the intention. Create the space. You only get to set the intention for the first time one time. In a world where the algorithm keeps telling you how you can best win the game, stop and ask worse, do you even wanna be playing this game? Cue to Jack. You're looking at me, but you're still not listening. I feel like you don't feel nothing. Baby, I just wanna spend time with you while you're going against the grain. I don't know why. You keep talking about the trouble I'll get you in.