You mentioned that you studied this topic. Afair, it's a common phenomenon for students to start seeing what they study irl. E.g. medical students diagnose themselves with all sorts of exotic diseases in around their third year. Maybe you just need to step back from it a little?
I have made clear, concise points, and 0 of them were addressed, merely dismissed.
I have biases, I even admitted insofar as calling others out on their lack of interest, or incentive for self-denial.
Dismissing ideas is not addressing them. There are people reading this text right now who have let this "harmless idea" take up the diminishing attention span of their children, filling it with a literal endless maze of fictional noise.
Memes aren't serious? But "Russia" used "them" to elect "Trump"...possibly twice, by the time this gets read.
Let's just keep this experiment going then, since I am wrong and everyone else right.
Youtube content converging unto an attention stealing, click-farming, bottom-less, intellectually adversarial content, squandering the most crucial development time-frame for our progeny is something I just made up.
Or, I am the only person who isn't in denial?
But I would be ELATED to be wrong and find out letting kids get raised by youtube psychopaths is actually no worse than Teletubbies.
I love being wrong more than I like being right, unfortunately.
Please point out where anything I actually claimed wasn't anything less than dismissed.
Simpler is that I am right and they are in denial.
And if they didn't want to waste their time arguing, they could had at least used the time they did forfeit to make a single point.
But go ahead, explain that, and continue to not address nor acknowledge the clear ideas I have articulated that only a single user has hinted at understanding.
When you are correct, you don't need to explain yourself further, especially in the absence of any good-faith refutations.
go ahead. I can source my claims, yall cant source your insecurities.
and I hadn't done something that I will do, because those are difference tenses.
try harder.