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Gone are the days of common cultural touchstones. With social media and personalized algorithms, everyone now lives in their own digital bubble, consuming vastly different media and experiences. The panel discusses how the fragmentation of shared narratives diminishes societal cohesion. Where once everyone watched the same three major networks or attended the same events, now individual feeds and niche interests create isolated communities. This "bubble culture" fosters division, making it harder for society to find collective understanding or consensus.