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And by tradeoff, you mean you are giving your usage, which is all these platforms really want from you, and in exchange, you get the ability to reach an audienc
by 794CD01 10y ago
And by tradeoff, you mean you are giving your usage, which is all these platforms really want from you, and in exchange, you get the ability to reach an audience who is not interested in the ideology you're preaching. Is that accurate?
- the_greyd 10y ago> "audience who is not interested", I wouldn't frame it like that, but yes. So we may disagree and that's okay, and I maybe wrong. Just to throw my 2 cents, I have tried sticking to some ideologies, after some time, it seems self-absorbed intellectual masturbation, where your end goal, to make a change in the world is untouched. The philosophy of "Utilitarianism" comes to mind, where basically the ends justify the means (this again can be taken to an extreme which I don't advocate).