Loud But Not Always Smart
Loud But Not Always Smart
Not too long ago, if you had an opinion, you talked to friends or family. Now you can post it for thousands of people in seconds.
That sounds good. More voices, right?
But here’s what really happens. The loudest voices usually win, not the smartest ones, and the most extreme posts spread fastest, not the most helpful ones.
If a post makes you angry, you’re more likely to share it. That’s not an accident. Platforms are built that way.
So now people don’t just disagree. They attack.

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Why I try to stay away from…
Why I try to stay away from most online posts.
We should all stay away from…
We should all stay away from screamers
I learned the hard way! …
I learned the hard way! Agree with the Dependable one :)
As long as we are learning.
As long as we are learning.
I do not share objectionable…
I do not share objectionable posts. I do screen grabs in part to "discourage" the algorithms. That said the truth matters. I may engage on X; I view Facebook differently but will limit things in my Facebook feed since other that how I identify myself I do share or permit partisan activity of any kind in on my Facebook page.
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