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The Two Matthew Effects: Information Gating, Cumulative Advantage, and the AI Age
Merton (1968) named the Matthew Effect after Matthew 25:29, and for nearly sixty years the field has read it as a single “rich get richer” dynamic. The saying Merton quoted, however, appears twice in the Gospel, in two unlike contexts. Matthew 25 carries the familiar reading, in which advantage accu
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