Around 10 years ago, I learned to root out people who read reddit based on this principle. My thought at the time was the site made you feel informed. But every

Around 10 years ago, I learned to root out people who read reddit based on this principle. My thought at the time was the site made you feel informed. But everyone knew same facts leading to the same incomplete picture and having the same attitude problem of constantly correcting people. “Well actually..” and “that’s misinformation” were thrown around a lot on reddit and the lazy readers end up copying that bad behavior IRL . But the confidence was high and the picture incomplete. And the worst part of it all, the behaviour was