> That's exactly what it seems you are doing, repeatedly, on this page. I don't think that's the case. My answers are not snarky. My overall points is that th

> That's exactly what it seems you are doing, repeatedly, on this page. I don't think that's the case. My answers are not snarky. My overall points is that the internet as a platform, as a means of communications, has a tendency to promote heated, emotional conversations. In contract to rational, logical debates that reach conclusions of a sort. I think this is because the internet is primarily a visual medium. By that I mean it that information is portrayed and accompanied by pictures over text. In addition to that, it is a high speed medium. This has the consequence of leaving little time for processing information. The comparison I hold in my mind is a video essay vs. an article or books. An article is just text, there is little to attract your attention other than that (maybe the typeset matters). But a video essay provides a series of shots, that constantly change to draw your attention, the persons appearance, or the images displayed all factor into how you feel, rather than just the information. DISCLAIMER: Trolling is bad!