> Maybe this is what "the medium is the message" means, I never really understood it. I think you get it. The nature of the medium itself changes people, not

> Maybe this is what "the medium is the message" means, I never really understood it. I think you get it. The nature of the medium itself changes people, not just the sort of content that is being delivered through that medium. TV puts people into couch potato trances. Karma-oriented commenting systems have people alter their beliefs to align with the popular majority. Anonymous commenting systems have people act bolder and ruder, etc.