Research / thesis · Evidence confidence: High
Identity Extremism & Worldview Collapse
A draft thesis on the feedback loop between brittle identity, collapsing shared worldviews and engagement-optimised algorithms.
01 · Purpose
The problem
Attempts to explain modern polarisation as a structural loop rather than a single-cause phenomenon.
02 · Experience
How it works
Readers move through a long-form working paper covering identity, worldview collapse, recommender systems and governance implications.
- Readers
- Researchers
- Policy thinkers
- React 19
- TanStack Start
- Static publication
03 · Functional evidence
What actually exists
- Draft 02 publication
- Long-form thesis content
- Formal metadata
- Academic source apparatus and peer review not verified
- Literature context
- Counterarguments
- Empirical signposting
- Submission/publication status
04 · Development
What remains
- Academic source apparatus and peer review not verified
- Literature context
- Counterarguments
- Empirical signposting
- Submission/publication status
05 · Commercial
Business model
None.
06 · Intellectual property
IP position
Original thesis/framework.
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07 · Assessment
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Clear conceptual synthesis
Limitations / risks
- Normative/empirical claims need sourcing and external critique
08 · Evidence
What this record is grounded in
- GitHub repository: simonmowatt1-sudo/woven-identity
- Repository README / project brief where available
- Implemented home route where available
- Published Lovable URL recorded from repository metadata
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09 · Genealogy
Connections
Archive principle
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