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▲ 2.6k r/DarkPsychology101+2 crossposts

Social Media Is Changing Human Psychology More Than We Realize

I genuinely think social media is messing with people psychologically way more than we admit.

People think they’re forming their own opinions, but most opinions online are just reactions shaped by algorithms, trends, validation, and outrage. The more emotional something is, the more it spreads.

You can literally watch people become addicted to attention, arguments, likes, and approval without realizing it. Feels like social media rewards extreme behavior more than normal human behavior now.

The weirdest part is that most people don’t even notice how much the internet changes their personality over time.

u/5p0ngi3b0b — 1 day ago
▲ 2.1k r/wikipedia+1 crossposts

"Why Socialism?": 1949 article by Albert Einstein in which he addresses problems with capitalism, such as wealth inequality and oligarchy. He concludes that the only solution is a planned economy with social ownership of the means of production and democracy to protect the rights of individuals.

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u/NAStrahl — 2 days ago
▲ 4.7k r/InterviewAITools+1 crossposts

Everything is harder now.

Back then one salary could support a family. Now even getting accepted in the interview feels like an achievement… thank God for InterviewMan.

u/NAStrahl — 1 day ago
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Bernie Sanders: If the world’s leading scientists say there’s even a 10% chance humanity could be destroyed because of uncontrolled AI, shouldn’t we do everything possible to prevent it? This isn’t about competition with China. It's about coming together to prevent what might be a catastrophe

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u/NAStrahl — 3 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 9.1k r/democraticparty+2 crossposts

🇺🇸“…billionaires and corporations have spent millions convincing the American people that fighting for basic dignity for all of us is radical" (Rep. Pramila Jayapal)

u/NAStrahl — 11 hours ago