Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Before social media, fringe opinions mostly stayed local. You could complain at a school board meeting, annoy your family or try (probably fail) to get published in a newspaper.
Now anyone can post an idea, find instant validation and get rewarded for saying more.
Is that making society more open, or more extreme?
Before social media, fringe opinions mostly stayed local. You could complain at a school board meeting, annoy your family or try (probably fail) to get published in a newspaper.
Now anyone can post an idea, find instant validation and get rewarded for saying more.
Is that making society more open, or more extreme?










