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Does this not just reinforce an insular mindset, and the end of tolerance, where one can just ignore anyone that happens to disagree with them on certain opinions??
The truth, is not an opinion.
It's called an echo chamber.
Some people like reading/listening to only what appeals and resonates with them. Sadly it's a dangerous mindset and leads to zero growth on the long run, even the most irritating poster will offer some value at some point and learning to have thick skin is good in general.
I disagree. I've been insulted about 10,000 times and never blocked anyone until recently. Some idiot with an IQ of 6 calling me autistic, then going to draw me into an argument and get me banned? Not worth it.
You should have stopped responding and just left them alone. The internet is a free-for-all you can't control anyone's behavior, if someone is provoking you just leave them alone and don't read their comments. I've dealt with too many trolls where responding leaves you in unending arguments and insults.
But I'm not secluded. I am rarely at home other than to sleep.
And so if we recognized all thought as opinion [and not truth] then all would be discussed in a civil and urbane manner. But people are by and large losing this capacity in distancing their opinion from the status of dogma [perhaps this is a good argument to have dogma ensconced within a traditional Church as any!]. And so opinions multiply and also become fanatical as they also become people's dogmas. I think we will probably see the world go crazy in a generation or two.
So I think we must multiply our use of echo chambers. If one were only frequenting one, then this would endanger inflating what is an opinion on a particular subject into something of a worldview. Now, if you were frequenting a few, you could maintain a triangulation of sorts in your orientation to digital reality.
What about young guys? I'd imagine there is a whole generation of kids without the required attention span to read a book. They will grow up totally uneducated and brainwashed by this or that.
Besides being involved in a few different sites, I think it also helps to be slightly abrasive on a form. I say slightly as you wouldn't want to be obnoxious, and I say abrasive as you want to avoid the danger of slipping into 'groupthink'.
Welp, somebody cancel the zombie apocalypse. We've got bigger problems!
