This is interesting, but I doubt this part > I have no data but can’t help feel this is somehow related to the death of nuance in discourse. It was a largely

This is interesting, but I doubt this part > I have no data but can’t help feel this is somehow related to the death of nuance in discourse. It was a largely illiterate society that originally enjoyed the works of Homer and Shakespeare, for instance. ETA It may be that our society now more sorts into literate and illiterate groups and these groups behave differently, interact differently. In ancient times the same groups existed, perhaps, but couldn't be sorted by literacy.