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What, you prefer a bubble? False dichotomy. Just because I don't like the same radio station you like - doesn't mean I want to live in a bubble, and only list

What, you prefer a bubble? False dichotomy. Just because I don't like the same radio station you like - doesn't mean I want to live in a bubble, and only listen to my own music.

kelipso 4y ago
When 50% of the population likes that radio station, then yeah it means you want to live in a bubble.
- lisasays 4y ago
  So if 50 percent of the town I live in watches Fox News, and I don't -- I'm living in a bubble?
  - kelipso 4y ago
    If Fox News is different enough from the news you watch, then yes, obviously.
    - lisasays 4y ago
      My take is a source is "bubbly" or not on the basis of its content. Not the portion of people in your immediate vicinity who happen to read/listen to it.