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Why can't people think for themselves and be informed abt topics. It takes like 5 minutes to figure things out.

This partly stems from the Cornell 7 case. I didn't say or believe anything at first because I didn't know the full context. Then I see a bunch of actual cattle posting on their story just to feel validation and feel good that "hey, I made an opinion". Specifically for the Cornell 7 case both sides are terrible but dude.

I know we have a herd mentality and everyone wants to fit in but still. If I see something on social media 90% of the time I wont take it for face value, like maybe ill make an initial judgement and sometimes I will make an opinion before I know more about it so its not like I'm not part of the overall problem.

Its great that the internet has made it so easy to share opinions and ideas, like what i'm doing right now, but some people need to learn digital literacy and mindfulness.
 
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Why can't people think for themselves and be informed abt topics. It takes like 5 minutes to figure things out.

This partly stems from the Cornell 7 case. I didn't say or believe anything at first because I didn't know the full context. Then I see a bunch of actual cattle posting on their story just to feel validation and feel good that "hey, I made an opinion". Specifically for the Cornell 7 case both sides are terrible but dude.

I know we have a herd mentality and everyone wants to fit in but still. If I see something on social media 90% of the time I wont take it for face value, like maybe ill make an initial judgement and sometimes I will make an opinion before I know more about it so its not like I'm not part of the overall problem.

Its great that the internet has made it so easy to share opinions and ideas, like what i'm doing right now, but some people need to learn digital literacy and mindfulness.
ok
 
didnt read everything but i probably agree with it 100%
 
Why can't people think for themselves and be informed abt topics. It takes like 5 minutes to figure things out.

This partly stems from the Cornell 7 case. I didn't say or believe anything at first because I didn't know the full context. Then I see a bunch of actual cattle posting on their story just to feel validation and feel good that "hey, I made an opinion". Specifically for the Cornell 7 case both sides are terrible but dude.

I know we have a herd mentality and everyone wants to fit in but still. If I see something on social media 90% of the time I wont take it for face value, like maybe ill make an initial judgement and sometimes I will make an opinion before I know more about it so its not like I'm not part of the overall problem.

Its great that the internet has made it so easy to share opinions and ideas, like what i'm doing right now, but some people need to learn digital literacy and mindfulness.
The whole thing is so dumb. I don't post "Hitler was bad" during Holocaust remembrance day, I think posting "r**e is bad" "repost if you're against r**e" is so performative.
 
Why can't people think for themselves and be informed abt topics. It takes like 5 minutes to figure things out.

This partly stems from the Cornell 7 case. I didn't say or believe anything at first because I didn't know the full context. Then I see a bunch of actual cattle posting on their story just to feel validation and feel good that "hey, I made an opinion". Specifically for the Cornell 7 case both sides are terrible but dude.

I know we have a herd mentality and everyone wants to fit in but still. If I see something on social media 90% of the time I wont take it for face value, like maybe ill make an initial judgement and sometimes I will make an opinion before I know more about it so its not like I'm not part of the overall problem.

Its great that the internet has made it so easy to share opinions and ideas, like what i'm doing right now, but some people need to learn digital literacy and mindfulness.
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The whole thing is so dumb. I don't post "Hitler was bad" during Holocaust remembrance day, I think posting "r**e is bad" "repost if you're against r**e" is so performative.
NOOOOOOO if you don't repost.... then that must mean.. YOU'RE FOR IT 💔💔💔💔💔💔
 
NOOOOOOO if you don't repost.... then that must mean.. YOU'RE FOR IT 💔💔💔💔💔💔
tiktok n*****s say that when you dont like their video to stop whatever issue knowing damn well they dont gaf either and ar ejust using for likes
 
tiktok n*****s say that when you dont like their video to stop whatever issue knowing damn well they dont gaf either and ar ejust using for likes
Exactly, they do it to feel good about themselves and see all the likes go up because its meant to guilt trip people into liking it.
 

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