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Meanwhile, Netflix’s data-driven greenlighting has produced a new genre: “algorithmic prestige.” These are shows that look like HBO but behave like YouTube—predictable beats, optimized pacing, and a relentless avoidance of ambiguity. The famous Netflix “skip intro” button is a metaphor for the entire enterprise: friction is the enemy, engagement is the god. As the algorithms grow smarter and the screens