>But I don't need Twitter to tell me what to think. I think what this discussion is revealing is that a lot of people, and a lot of people that work it tech it

>But I don't need Twitter to tell me what to think. I think what this discussion is revealing is that a lot of people, and a lot of people that work it tech it seems, actually do want someone to tell them what to think. Which may be part of the baseline or mean human condition. Thinking and deciding for yourself is hard, and when other people think and decide for themselves in a different way than you it seems to generate an immune response and a reaction that calls for intervention from above.