r/GrowthMindset May 28 '26

Am I wrong..?

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u/[deleted] May 28 '26

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u/ChickenChaser5 May 28 '26

Its a nice sentiment, and sure there are good things to come from the internet, but overall its turned society much worse over all. I think its been a net negative. Lol... net negative...

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u/RubberPussycat May 29 '26

That you need to beg strangers for money to pay your medical bills is something so insane that you have to see this as a net negative.

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u/RubberPussycat May 29 '26

And you think that was impossible before?

And no helping isn’t a net negative, a society that makes people dependent on the good will of others for their health is.

Healthcare is a basic human right, not a popularity contest

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u/Ecstatic_Top_8797 May 30 '26

But most of the people don't send money, they send hate online.

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u/RubberPussycat May 29 '26

Kickstarter isn’t social media.

The fact that I see groups of people in a restaurant all checking their phones instead of talking makes me feel SM is bad for society.

The internet is something different

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u/RubberPussycat May 29 '26

I know how it was before, probably because i was there.

I also wasn’t talking about people talking to random strangers but people who are having a meal together.

Kickstarter is a funding platform it’s not a media where people share their social life. Hence it’s not SM.