Not exactly tech related, though it shines a light on the fringe cultural pockets facilitated by the internet - without which might not take form otherwise. As

Not exactly tech related, though it shines a light on the fringe cultural pockets facilitated by the internet - without which might not take form otherwise. As for the tragedy itself, it may be the author connecting the dots for us but it almost reads like Bartkus reacted to the emotional devastation of Sophie's cold, calculated act of assisted suicide. One version of the story is of violence in the name of an ideological crusade. The other, a broken heart and a cry for help.