> People may be more likely to make up their own minds almost nobody does this. Minds are molded by something, which, in the internet age, is extremely easy to

> People may be more likely to make up their own minds almost nobody does this. Minds are molded by something, which, in the internet age, is extremely easy to do. Media/Tech companies foster a narrative and narratives influence voting. There are few people who realize this and even less who completely unplug from popular media. I actually think we need to rethink politics in the internet age. I've been thinking about making counties (no "r") stronger and voting is more focused on local issues. The distributed nature is like federated social networks where it's hard to influence/censor the whole.