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for those on here who think they are a "crazy person" or have "mental health issues", try this: take 2 or 3 months off from the internet, and interact with other humans irl. you may find that the avg person is just as "crazy" as you are. if not more so.
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Yeah, the dumb people I follow online are the ones that give me "mental health issues." (I keep following them out of politeness.) IRL it's different: there are more dumb people, but their stupidity may be slightly easier to detect in person. End result is similar.
There's no location-based scarcity on the internet, so you have to distinguish yourself from millions of other people in your exact demographic... easiest way to do this is go crazy
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Well, I'm not sure what going crazy means (have I gone crazy?). But I do know nearly all people on Twitter are being stupid and need sound counsel (not that that's easily found). Stupid people shouting stupid things in an untargeted way isn't very productive.
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Most people are being stupid and need sound counsel.
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Yes, it’s pretty sad, isn’t it? If you mix a few billionaires and philosophers together and get really lucky you have a chance of getting something nonstupid.
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