It's easy to read Nextdoor or Citizen app, and be very afraid of your neighbor in the US. Gang violence and drugs and guns. Being nice to each other doesn't ril

It's easy to read Nextdoor or Citizen app, and be very afraid of your neighbor in the US. Gang violence and drugs and guns. Being nice to each other doesn't rile us up in the same way, get me at my keyboard ready to leave a nasty comment online. So fear and anger is pushed online, where attention leads to clicks which leads to ad money for the site. It's a viscous cycle. Just down the street from me they just started up a very cute nice community garden. I thought oh that's nice and had a smile and didn't jump on Nextdoor to tell someone off. I just sat and thought to myself, that's nice. So don't let the Internet warp your view of the world by spending too much time here (of which I'm definitely guilty). Touch grass, as the kids say. The US collapse will be livestreamed, but that's just going to be the producers take on reality and not actually the situation on the ground.