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Sometimes people are not "advocating" anything just saying what we think and sometimes what we think is complex and nuanced requires effort to understand. And
by catchclose8919 5y ago
Sometimes people are not "advocating" anything just saying what we think and sometimes what we think is complex and nuanced requires effort to understand.
And that's another argument against such social media "carpet blocking" features, people will just block whatever is "too difficult to understand" because they'll probably identify it as "malicious" and lock themselves into simplified "cartoon reality" bubbles where everything is simplified and ADHD-friendly and easy-to-digest.
Then people outside the bubble trying to transmit complex messages would just give up communicating, then you get two groups of people not communicating and this sooner or later leads to violent conflict.