RE: RE: Freedom of Speech, Echo Chambers and the "Right" to be Agreed With
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RE: Freedom of Speech, Echo Chambers and the "Right" to be Agreed With

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Important point... it seems like that randomization is precisely what's missing from perspectives. People gravitate towards their echo chambers and then start operating under the false assumption that "most people think this way" because within their small slice that IS true, but it doesn't hold true on a broader scale.

@denmarkguy: Important point... | Ecency