> But I often wish I didn't have to and society would work around my communication preferences instead for a change. To me, this echoes an under-emphasized con

> But I often wish I didn't have to and society would work around my communication preferences instead for a change. To me, this echoes an under-emphasized concept when discussing freedom and democracies, and things like free speech in online forums and search engines: the danger of "tyranny of the majority". It also underscores the importance of true diversity, diversity of thought, which can include forcing oneself to think differently by, for example, working around the communication preferences of the minority.