<span class=””>The diversity argument is real but it cuts both ways — online services do give people access to options that wouldn’t exist locally, but the recommendation systems that surface those options tend to narrow over time rather than broaden, because they optimise for engagement with what you already like. What actually widens leisure options is discovery mechanisms that deliberately introduce variety rather than predict preference. That’s why curated lists from people with distinct taste often beat algorithmic recommendations for finding something genuinely new. There’s a discussion on </span>
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<span class=””> about platforms that expand options rather than narrowing them — the point about engagement metrics working against discovery was well-made. Have you found services that introduce you to things you wouldn’t have found otherwise?</span>