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1 year agoIt’s because technological change has a reached staggering pace, but social change, cultural change, political change can’t. It’s not designed to handle this pace.
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It’s because technological change has a reached staggering pace, but social change, cultural change, political change can’t. It’s not designed to handle this pace.


Not engagement, that’s what social media does. They just maximize what they’re trained for, which is increasingly math proofs and user preference. People like flattery


I… guess he was trying to stop more of it. Regret?
I think a lot of it is that their original userbase is growing up and they want them to keep playing.
I still see roblox as a kids game, but I’ve met people barely a few years younger then me who play it unironically