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I find it more worrying that anyone would want to support this kind of learning. These young people are not being educated on how to identify misinformation; rather, they're being indoctrinated with values that encourage virtue signaling or worse, trolling. Living inside a bubble of criticism and misinformation doesn't lead one to immediately question and then reform the system. More often, people choose to adapt to…
> Instead of pointlessly debating each other on this app, a platform designed to capture attention and manipulate emotions Someone probably write this same thing about news papers when they were a recent invention. Television also. > these people should take time to research and then carefully write an essay. Once they are satisfied with their opinions, they could share their thesis with the public and request contes…
Well, I don't think television or the news paper is a good place to debate either. They do however give people more than 30 seconds to think about their responses.