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Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
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Re: Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hard to say
What's a good IRC channel for cs/maths/physics? After the freedone implosion I don't know where anything is any more.
#maths or #math at irc.libera.chat is pretty active.
For CS / Physics, perhaps try asking there too, I usually hang out in #emacs and #vim. #emacs is super active, so if you ask there, you will get good pointers
Re: Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
#23The internet is alive and well if you know where to look. IRC, subreddits, some twitter circles, github, hacker news, etc. Once you delve more into what you are into, you will find people and the places to interact. IRC in particular for me has been a great blast to the past
You forget to mention Quora.
Re: Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
#24This is the type of high quality tinfoil hattery I've missed. Wake up sheeple the lizzards are here!
I wear my sunglasses at night!
Re: Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
#25Even though the effect on human education and commerce is undeniably good... it's hard not to read posts like this without a deep, disturbing sensation that something about the internet is profoundly incompatible with the way human brains have evolved.
I think this is exactly the point of posts like this. We have created an exploitable environment, that can be abused for several reasons (politics and economics, being the two most obvious). And the fact that it is abusable, makes it less of a thing "for humans" or, at least, something we have evolved to consume/participate every day, let alone every hour of our lives.
Re: Dead Internet Theory: Most of the Internet Is Fake
#26Why was this post flagged? It certainly will add some fuel to the conspiracy theories it mentions.