@fmf saidI actually find I’m more shy online than I am in real life. I consider myself kind of a wallflower online who’s very sensitive about not stepping on toes and upsetting people.
Does the 'liberation' and 'empowerment' ~ that the online disinhibition effect provides ~ enhance or detract from the spiritual or philosophical characteristics that people seek to project and offer up for scrutiny?
@fmf saidI don't think liberation and empowerment have any effect on peoples spiritual or philosophical characteristics.
Does the 'liberation' and 'empowerment' ~ that the online disinhibition effect provides ~ enhance or detract from the spiritual or philosophical characteristics that people seek to project and offer up for scrutiny?
@mchill saidWell, that isn't really what the question is getting at.
I don't think liberation and empowerment have any effect on peoples spiritual or philosophical characteristics.
Or you're inadvertently rinsing away its nuance.
The question is about what people seek to project and offer up for scrutiny ~ whether that is affected ~ rather than simply what their spiritual or philosophical characteristics are.