That will undoubtedly have the opposite of the intended effect for me. Real world interaction is where I get to learn that wild fires are supposedly being caus

That will undoubtedly have the opposite of the intended effect for me. Real world interaction is where I get to learn that wild fires are supposedly being caused by migrant workers, where I get yelled at for wearing a mask during a pandemic, have my kids teased for the same, discover that people I used to think were reasonable adults are actually anti-vaxxers, and interact with depressingly insane inflated residential & commercial real estate markets. My online interactions are probably principally responsible for maintaining the threads of idealism that are hanging on. That said, I also spend zero time on Facebook, Instagram, etc., and near zero time on Twitter. So, neither my real world nor online world interactions are necessarily representative of much.