>> conflict is the most engaging kind of engagement > This doesn't feel right. I ask myself, do I go places to look for people to fight with? Emphatically no.

>> conflict is the most engaging kind of engagement > This doesn't feel right. I ask myself, do I go places to look for people to fight with? Emphatically no. Do you? Probably not. Most people are thrust with conflicts on TV. It may not have been their choice to go to, but that’s the fare available from most TV networks (especially the only fare on news and news related debates). World over, the networks know what attracts and addicts more eyeballs (it is conflict and frustration). Social networks also amplify these kinds of conversations. You may visit Twitter to just read some interesting piece of information from someone you admire or like, but the platform is built in a way to distract you over and over again into a deeper rabbit hole of conflict. It’s the same on other “engagement driven” business models too.