egosze
Egosze is a term used in contemporary digital culture and speculative philosophy to describe a process whereby the individual sense of self is magnified and reshaped by participation in online networks. It is often invoked to explain how online feedback and visibility can alter self-perception and behavior, tending toward increased self-display and ego-centric framing of experience.
The origin of the term is uncertain, and it is generally treated as a neologism that blends
Conceptual framework for egosze centers on three elements: algorithmic amplification, social feedback loops, and performative self-presentation.
Implications and critique of egosze focus on its utility as a lens for examining digital identity dynamics
In fiction and theoretical discourse, egosze is used to explore tensions between authentic self and curated