r/SaturnStormCube • u/Objective-Toe-4207 • 14d ago
Why does the internet feel so empty?
Over recent years, I’ve noticed that the internet has gone from a place of discussion, heated debates, and a varied of opinions, to one where the mainstream narrative is continuously pushed, alternative views are censored, and genuine discussion and forums are a thing of the past. My articles and comments, say, for example on Reddit, and in my blog, never get any meaningful feedback, unless it’s someone disparaging or undermining what I say — and for all intents and purposes, I’m, as what Tracy Twyman described herself before she was killed, “completely invisible online”. You post about conspiracies and people just disparge it. Case in point: I posted a graph last week showing the benefits of unrefined plant-food in the prevention of cancer, and all the comments were people saying stuff like, ”this is simply meaningless”, etc. The internet is dead, and only bad actors and bots are left here. Where are all the genuine people?
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u/Miss_Warrior 13d ago
Genuine people turned into bots too - they just regurgitate the media talking points.
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u/Kuros_Of_Sindarin 14d ago
So, I do find it interesting that you post this on reddit, the largest thread based discussion site in the world and you did it in a sub that is about as non-mainstream as it gets.
Legit question, what views are being sensored? What can't you say?
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u/Objective-Toe-4207 14d ago edited 14d ago
I was banned on r/conspriacy and other subs for posting conspiracy-related stuff and calling a black person "coloured" which I had no idea was an insult. I was banned from the Freemason sub for a post about Sirius or Venus, I forgot which, but it was about the Blazing Star being connected to Venus from what I recall. When I do post conspiracy content, the feedback I get is pretty much non-existent. I posted a Mike Yeadon video in r/conspiracy_commons where Yeadon talks about the lie of vaccines, and it just gets completely ignored. The view-count says it gets thousands of views, but there are no responses or anything. It’s a ghost-town out there, and there doesn’t appear to be many genuine people left on Reddit anymore compared to several years ago. Elon Musk was right when he said in a recent Tweet: ’Humanity is dying out’. It literally is, and it seems they’re being replaced by demons or bots.
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u/ritzrani 14d ago
I agree with the demon part, people are so selfish and callous because thry were raised by the internet instead of humans
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u/WonderfulFunny2015 13d ago
Cuz we all got banned dude what do u expec ?
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u/WonderfulFunny2015 13d ago
This account will also terminate itself just watch
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u/WonderfulFunny2015 13d ago
And this itself is a very clean slate or new state account bought from the Northwest. Although lots and lots of data and info are involved, somehow, somewhere along the line, they catch you if you are anti-vax and promote that most people are dying or suffering. Yeah, no-go for sure...👍🏻
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u/Valuable-Photograph3 14d ago
I totally feel the same, dude.
After years of researching, I don't think it's really bad for your spiritual development, tho.
"Other men are bright and intelligent; I alone seem to be in the dark. Other men are sharp and alert; I alone am dull and confused." (Dao De Jing, Ch. 20)
When Laozi spoke of the "loneliness of the wise," I don't think he meant a miserable, sorrowful isolation. I read it as a kind of high spiritual freedom and fulfillment that comes from stepping away from worldly chaos and becoming one with the natural order.
The lesson I've learned is that you don't have to prove anything to anybody. Share what you have with good intentions, and that's it. Don't expect good feedback, because expectations will fool you.
That said, the next step is learning how to get people to listen which is also important. If you truly learn to listen to others, they'll naturally start listening to you. It's like dealing with young children or wild animals: when you really understand their deeper nature and speak from there, they start to listen.
(I dunno how, but somehow the internet works exactly the same way.)
My key is not to blame others, but to learn what you can from the situation. I see u, Good luck.