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In Chapter 8 of Yuval Noah Harari’s “Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI,” we face a hard truth: networks can be confidently, systematically wrong. Drawing on a stark historical scene and connecting it to today’s platforms and algorithms, this chapter shows how surveillance creates order that can distort reality, how metrics drift from meaning, and why fixing errors is a political and moral task—not just a technical patch. You’ll leave with practical ways to resist bad defaults, question misleading numbers, and protect your judgment inside relentless systems. This is a warm, direct, and deeply human chapter summary designed for reflection and real-world application.

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