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A theoretical framework examining how [digital technologies] and online environments shape, amplify, and transform collective dissociation. The theory of digital collective dissociation investigates how algorithms, platforms, and digital architectures create new forms of disconnection from reality: filter bubbles that insulate users from [uncomfortable] information; [recommendation] systems that reinforce existing beliefs; content moderation that removes disturbing content; digital archives that can be algorithmically forgotten; social media dynamics that reward emotional engagement over accuracy. It also examines how digital environments enable new forms of collective dissociation: coordinated denial across global networks; algorithmic amplification of comforting falsehoods; digital amnesia as content disappears down memory holes; virtual communities that collectively dissociate from physical reality. This theory reveals that the digital age hasn't ended collective dissociation—it has transformed it, creating new mechanisms for societies to disconnect from what they can't bear to know.

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