Nov 24, 2022Liked by Aaron Ross Powell, Shikha Dalmia, Thomas Shull
Aaron Ross Powell's take on the (possible) End of Twitter is so great. I'm hoping that Twitter does indeed die. I quit it six years ago because I believed it was poisonous. And it's only become worse. I think it's turned some good and great minds into grade school bullies. But Powell's take—that Mastadon is a liberal choice. I'm all for that. I don't know a lot about Mastadon but I believe that it's exceedingly difficult for any particular post to go viral, right? I hope that lack of virality will greatly reduce the bullying, impulsive opinion, and lame punchlines masquerading as profundity.
Quick question: is religious persecution a vital element of liberalism like what's being done to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Ukraine right now, or is this sort of of behavior perfectly acceptable to maintain "democracy" and "Liberty"?
Aaron Ross Powell's take on the (possible) End of Twitter is so great. I'm hoping that Twitter does indeed die. I quit it six years ago because I believed it was poisonous. And it's only become worse. I think it's turned some good and great minds into grade school bullies. But Powell's take—that Mastadon is a liberal choice. I'm all for that. I don't know a lot about Mastadon but I believe that it's exceedingly difficult for any particular post to go viral, right? I hope that lack of virality will greatly reduce the bullying, impulsive opinion, and lame punchlines masquerading as profundity.
Quick question: is religious persecution a vital element of liberalism like what's being done to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Ukraine right now, or is this sort of of behavior perfectly acceptable to maintain "democracy" and "Liberty"?