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The post explores the phenomenon of language bias in search engines and other information acquisition platforms, such as Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, and ChatGPT. It discusses how the language used in a search query influences the information shown, creating a cultural barrier and perpetuating ethnocentric views. The post emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives and the need for solutions to address language bias.

A "Perspectival" Mirror of the Elephant

Queenie Luo, Michael J. Puett, and Michael D. Smith

Buddhism and Buddhism-related Queries on ChatGPT

Buddhism and Buddhism-related Videos on YouTube

Buddhism and Buddhism-related Articles on Wikipedia

What We Learn When Asking About Liberalism