People often argue about political issues without addressing the underlying problems, leading to a cycle of division and misunderstanding.

TikTok politics is not a good place because it turns us against each other, and we need to be authentically angry about what we've become.

I see both sides of modern politics and try to find the goodness in each, but this often leaves me feeling unaffiliated and confused about my own identity and roles.

The intense scrutiny and division surrounding my music highlight a rare moment of unity among people with differing views, which is often overshadowed by societal conflicts.

The fundamental problem isn't woke ideology itself, but rather how people become attached to specific platforms and media outlets, leading to a divided perspective.

I believe technology has a moral direction; the Internet spreads knowledge and awareness, empowering people to act against oppression and fostering democracy, which historically does not engage in wars with other democracies.

The opportunity cost of focusing on divisive issues is significant, as it detracts from solving problems that could benefit everyone.

The psychological impact of living in a world where we can't trust what we see online could destabilize our mental health and societal structures, particularly democratic systems.

The rise of independent media has contributed to the fragmentation of our narrative landscape, making it difficult to identify truth.