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It seems to be human nature that people who like something or someone will defend them way past the point of rationality, becoming more insistent the worse thin
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
It seems to be human nature that people who like something or someone will defend them way past the point of rationality, becoming more insistent the worse things get, and wallow in motivated thinking.
Meanwhile, those that dislike both Musk and Twitter are having a magical moment as each actively destroys the other, like two black holes circling each other, unable to escape.
- radicaldreamer 4y agoA lot of this just boils down to people wanting to justify, defend, and tolerate anything he does because they want to believe that the nerdy entrepreneur will usher in their cyberpunk fantasies about going to Mars and interfacing directly with machines.
- hunterb123 4y agoOr some people don't get worked up about a stalking jet account. Yes being able to dissent the government about laptops or lab leaks or not rely o the russians to launch satellites or shuttle us to the space station is important as well. Emotions and hyperboles when it fits here it seems. Reason comes second, if ever. Everyone is still just pissy here because their liberal bubble is burst on Twitter. I love Mastodon, now that it was accepted here the last month or so, why is everyone not on it yet?
- jonny_eh 4y agoI assume at least some are justifying their expensive car.