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The difference between the "rabbit hole effect" and the "filter bubble" is that the filter bubble emphasizes users' reduced exposure to heterogeneous information, while the rabbit hole effect emphasizes the system's progressive pushing of increasingly negative or extreme content, causing users to slide toward extremes without realizing it.
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