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Im 41 and have experienced this phenomenon since i was 13 arguing about evolution on usenet, and then climate change, and now a virus killing people right in fr
by gameswithgo 7y ago
Im 41 and have experienced this phenomenon since i was 13 arguing about evolution on usenet, and then climate change, and now a virus killing people right in front of our eyes. I don’t know the answer.
- numpad0 7y agoI have recently reached to a conclusion that it must be an auto-gating feature built into human brains. Those baseless beliefs, conspiracy theories, denials and other seemingly pointless normalcy biases seems to occur when the reality is somewhat “substantial”, even if it might not be for you/me right now. I can’t say which of those people are ill, those who have , or those who don’t have that kind of “plain wrong internet opinions”, because the former could be a more environment resilient form of thinking. Those people are functional IRL, so there must be more than just being idiots. I mean, it certainly allows a lot of logical simplification... what if that was one requirement for self sustaining sentience...to be able to be casually schizophrenic? That would be too much of reality for me...