Same with Mastodon, same with Tor. Abstract software people forget that at some point we run into the real world. The glyphs of science and math are not holisti

Same with Mastodon, same with Tor. Abstract software people forget that at some point we run into the real world. The glyphs of science and math are not holistically representative of reality, but minified abstraction of reality for portability; it would take many more books to capture all of physics in English, so simplified languages over loaded with meaning to save space came about. Social media seemed novel af but it’s resolution was the extent of what our computers and networks could handle at the time. Not some finally destination. Especially with future hardware, RTX 6000, or whatever they call it, and beyond making novel content generation via ML a thing anyone can do, social gabbing in filter bubbles seems even more likely to be on its way out.