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Previously on Red Pilled America.

Netflix had a serious head start.

Their recommendation algorithm was getting better and better.

In the next eight years, at every juncture, where they had to make a decision about where the entertainment industry was going, they were right and the studios were wrong.

By creating and fine-tuning their recommendation algorithm for almost 15 years,

Netflix understood the wants and desires of their subscribers in a way the studios could only dream of knowing. As the years progressed, Netflix appeared to have the Midas touch.

Their hit ratio is astonishing. It's the envy of any Hollywood studio.

Are algorithms controlling American lives?

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