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Like if I look at places like Weibo it doesn't seem like the pre-corpo net at all.

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[–] yogthos@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 2 weeks ago

I definitely think it's the latter, because vast majority of people don't really think about AI at all. It's exactly as you say, there's just an online bubble where people are eager to signal group membership to each other, and they just rally around talking about how much they hate AI. I also think there are a bunch of grifters using this as a low hanging fruit to grow their subscribers.

And breaking out of the liberal mainstream is no small achievement. We're all products of our environment, and when everybody holds common beliefs around you, the process of questioning that is not easy. You often feel like you're the one taking crazy pills when you start discarding mainstream beliefs. Learning is a continuous process, we all hold incorrect ideas in our heads, and there's nothing wrong with that. The key is developing the ability to introspect, to self criticize, and to grow your understanding.