I'm not that young anymore, but I think for most people there are two worlds. Online, most people either keep their head down or go hard at conforming with the

I'm not that young anymore, but I think for most people there are two worlds. Online, most people either keep their head down or go hard at conforming with the/a mainstream (which usually ends up as a very unsubtle polarized view). In real life though, most people still do have more subtle views, including nonconformist ones with respect to the online caricature of their peer group. You just have to be friends with them to hear their actual views, because they are too afraid (or simply disinterested) to express them publically. The bigger problem is that we (especially politicians and media) equate the digital world with real life.