Is this satire or an April Fool's joke? If not, is part 2: "abolish community and theory of mind"? I think some writers push extremist utopian/dystopian rambl

Is this satire or an April Fool's joke? If not, is part 2: "abolish community and theory of mind"? I think some writers push extremist utopian/dystopian ramblings as outrage bait to squeeze out ad $$ rather than contribute to prosocial, productive insightful discourse.