I can hardly stand Reddit any more -- so many people seem to have agendas that drown out most authentic conversation. Which reminds me of a quote from the book

I can hardly stand Reddit any more -- so many people seem to have agendas that drown out most authentic conversation. Which reminds me of a quote from the book "Schitt Happened": > So, social media is less and less about "an authentic conversation with real people" and more "prospect-powered advertising." And in an environment where anyone can be a shill, and their financial motives aren't known, credibility disappears. > Which leads me to my bold prediction: that in the next decade we're going to see paid, conventional advertising in big-name venues become the most credible source of information, and word-of-mouth the least credible.