It's been said many times, _you can't change human nature_.
Seems like it's really "inhuman nature" that would need to stop.
In the wider world man's inhumanity to man has always been a prominent factor, and appears to have been on the increase in recent decades as the world grows.
There is also the possibility that this is a destructive reversal.
Regardless,
In online areas where polarization/toxicity has not been traditionally represented, mainstream influence would require the web negativity to increase at a faster rate than the mainstream in order to catch up and eventually equalize.
The more the rest of the world catches up with the web, the more the web catches up with the rest of the world.
The web just seems like it's getting worse faster than the rest of the world because it actually is.
Seems like it's really "inhuman nature" that would need to stop.
In the wider world man's inhumanity to man has always been a prominent factor, and appears to have been on the increase in recent decades as the world grows.
There is also the possibility that this is a destructive reversal.
Regardless, In online areas where polarization/toxicity has not been traditionally represented, mainstream influence would require the web negativity to increase at a faster rate than the mainstream in order to catch up and eventually equalize.
The more the rest of the world catches up with the web, the more the web catches up with the rest of the world.
The web just seems like it's getting worse faster than the rest of the world because it actually is.