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It makes certain ideas look more common than they are. For example, if you've been hanging around here for the last few months, you might pick up on a sizable
by coffeefirst 6y ago
It makes certain ideas look more common than they are.
For example, if you've been hanging around here for the last few months, you might pick up on a sizable percentage of the population believes that paying people who live in SF more than people who live in Minneapolis is literally the worst thing ever.
Radicalizing is the wrong word, but this is a pretty strange bubble and it's easy to lose sight of that.