This is now the fourth On Safari written under the shadow of genocide. Digital platforms, especially those governed by algorithms optimized for engagement, have transformed the conditions under which we form and hold beliefs. And in that sense, what we’re witnessing is not simply a cultural crisis, but a political and economic one. These are the casualties of digital life, but also of the broader political economy in which that life unfolds. The same systems that accelerate war, repression, and dispossession also corrode the forms of shared life that make political meaning possible.