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I tried breaking out of my echo chambers and found: 1) It's all echo chambers everywhere. It's just a matter of which you pick. 2) Finding/identifying high qu
by ip26 6y ago
I tried breaking out of my echo chambers and found:
1) It's all echo chambers everywhere. It's just a matter of which you pick.
2) Finding/identifying high quality echo chambers with mind-opening discussion is hard especially when you are not an insider
3) You might find a bubble you like OK and then suddenly the bubble is talking enthusiastically about how, yup, cyclists pretty much deserve to die. Well, you happen to be a (law-abiding) cyclist, and by god that hurts to hear.
I've found if I want to continue seeing the best in everyone, there's a portion of the population I just shouldn't talk to. At least online.