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Hierarchical Synchronization and Distortion Scaling in Social Media Networks: A Fractal-Like Topology Theory
The rapid proliferation of social media as a dominant channel for information dissemination has intensified concerns over systemic information distortion, whereby content is progressively altered through successive layers of transmission. While prior studies have explored such distortion qualitative
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