The whole text reads to me as a huge ego trip. Look at these quotes: > You can’t tweet your way to self-respect. > How can anyone farming a void on emptiness

The whole text reads to me as a huge ego trip. Look at these quotes: > You can’t tweet your way to self-respect. > How can anyone farming a void on emptiness internally enact change? > I see millions of empty users crying out for more validation The author is web buddha and just achieved nirvana, others are just validation-seeking, void-farmer, self-disrespectful egotistical losers (I'm exaggerating, of course, but that's the gist of it). I mean, I get it. First step to solve a problem is to recognize you have a problem. But does the text really does this, or just shifts it to a more generic, "it's everyone and not just me" problem?