entertainment
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i'm completely incapable of coming up with a reply most of the time. nothing human is alien to me
I suppose my experience of AITA is mediated by the twitter account which only posts the most extreme examples of assholes asking "Am I The Asshole", and the answer is, invariably, "ye
reddit feels a generation behind to me. theres a beleif in The Way Things Are that makes the social ethics of daily situations important battles to fight. Like in the late 90's when the emascualation of the man at the hands of tiny quotidian annoyances while commuting, working, grocery shopping and etc. was the concern of everyone.The thing that creeps me out the most about a forum like reddit is the extreme obsession with the social ethics of everyday situations, sibling conflicts, relationship issues, random confrontations and so on. They go nuts for being allowed to deliberate on stuff like who is the good guy who is the bad guy.
I had a 6am flight and am now too tired to really do anything but also dont really want to nap so Ive spent hours today binging these comments.
Yes rNBA is the only subreddit I regularly peruse and it's basically comfort food, 'what are the normies up to' etcI had a 6am flight and am now too tired to really do anything but also dont really want to nap so Ive spent hours today binging these comments.
this is why the non sports conversations within the NBA subreddit are so hypnotic. Its unstable ground so these mechanisms are working twice as hardThey also love to say things like "I think we can all agree that" or "I think it's time we all admit that" etc etc
You can feel this palpable sense of the "we" group mind working