There is an undeniable sense of the air coming out of the balloons of X.com discourse. Some of this is natural enough. We cannot always participate in the pitch of heat. With the most important elections ever over, we are all at least getting a breather.
However, in the workplace, it has a deeper, more drastic effect.
Perfume nationalists laid it out, as did the long, brave X-thread guy. “It may have taken me seven years, but I’ve reached this point,” he said. It’s starting. “The plotline is a very repellent because it’s finished. We’ve won. It’s completely made up of you fighting everyone. We can win and let Trump do it all.”
Trump’s victory transformed his political center of gravity from an ideological intellectual to an agent, not just “technology,” but also human or machine.
“There’s no need to know which malignant group chat dirtbag left-wing wrote the substance that abandoned the right attitude in 2021,” he continues, suppressing the raft of a right-wing high online personality that aired recently on the New York Times’ left-handed crunchy grievances and disappointments. “You should have known they were bad back then. You didn’t trust the plan. We won. A good victory. There was a happy ending. The big Snow White book was closed with the ending page. You can now read the book.
The abuse expands from there. “Like the beauty and beasts that household appliances are brought back to people, everyone should be happy in the end. But here we chose to keep them.”
“Anonymous does an incredibly real job as a lawyer or censor at Libtard Factory. You don’t even have to light up the goods here.”
What’s happening is that the “right” or “confrontational” rebel alliance became so intellectually top-heavy during the bad old Biden era that many of its leading and most popular figures not only won by the identity of the movement, as intellectual figures, by speaking, but at best they were unable to speak, with ideas and could talk about it.
So it has become very important to have the right idea, the best and most correct idea. But at the same time, paradoxically, it has become essential for the movement and its major online figures that their incredibly good ideas are also oddly ineffective or unpopular.
Trump’s victory shifted the center of his political center of gravity from ideological intellectuals to agents, whether human or machine. What’s particularly interesting is that this change is not just putting the constant arrogance of “the wrong thing” that is Ackshiply Right, and the identity and lifestyle of those who struggled. X’s basic value proposition also undermine X’s basic value proposition as the so-called “Global Public Square.” In other words, it is an onboarding scheme to achieve a new cyborg-like “group consciousness.”
There is much talk in certain online circles about the antichristian atmosphere of this herd consciousness and the identity that arises from it, but naive or practical versions of the concept must also be acknowledged. In other words, our human consciousness is always relevant.
And while print and television unleashed an overwhelming First World War with words, Trump’s victory in today’s digital conditions is because if we are heading into a golden age, it is probably because it is rediscovering that silence is a golden state.
It remains the problem of X, the Internet, or AI itself, Blather and Iscord sink, and the bots become heirs of the digital commons, who actually cares!
