This may not be a contribution to the discussion, but I've recently read a few books that made me aware of how most of my preferences are just arbitrary and a p

This may not be a contribution to the discussion, but I've recently read a few books that made me aware of how most of my preferences are just arbitrary and a product of feedback loops and after finding this post on HN this morning I just have to say: Thank you hacker news for being an anomaly on the web. Even if opening HN maybe a habit that I'm not in control of, I don't regret wasting my time on this website as much.