It's an interesting suggestion which certainly makes a good point, however it's wrong in its main assumption - that people have a more or less rational discussi

It's an interesting suggestion which certainly makes a good point, however it's wrong in its main assumption - that people have a more or less rational discussion on social media and are looking to find out the truth rather than publicly re-translate and re-confirm beliefs which are frequently based on emotions and negative life experience. I'm afraid social media and their AI-powered "optimization for engagement" has exposed something deep and visceral in the human nature. It will probably take years to finally understand what the massive social technology-driven experiment named "social media" actually is. This experiment has made a few people very rich, and millions of people unhappy and insulted.