Analyze how comedy functions as both a tool for social critique and a potential reinforcement of stereotypes in digital spaces. Using specific examples, evaluate when humor effectively challenges power structures versus when it normalizes harmful attitudes under the guise of 'just joking.' Address how algorithms and platform design influence this dynamic, and propose criteria for ethical comedy in social media contexts.
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