I'm simple enough to think it's better to be in a compassionate place than in a toxic one. True, Twitter and Facebook are not the first places when discussion

I'm simple enough to think it's better to be in a compassionate place than in a toxic one. True, Twitter and Facebook are not the first places when discussion tends to be angry and ugly. Old internet had plenty of that too. But it was also much more fragmented, it was quite easy to leave the toxic places and move to the nicer corners of the internet. 10-15 years ago they were hundreds of "social" products. But they almost all died (even Google could not keep up) due to an intense darwinian pressure. Only the angriest have survived, those that optimized like psychopaths for user engagement.