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20220629A1-2, B1-3, C1-5

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Japan might be the land of cunny, but it's not based

https://frontstory.io/japan-will-begin-locking-people-up-for-online-comments/

I’ve been noticing lately, though it’s nothing new, the number of articles I randomly stumble upon that instruct people on how to live, in areas of life that are very personal. One was about how to say “I’m sorry” to your kids; another was about how to train the voice in your head. There were others. I worry that one of the reasons society has taken a turn for the worse in the Internet age is that people are accepting advice from strangers. I’ve done it. Back when I was on Facebook, I asked for a great deal of advice in “Mom” groups. I don’t know what’s worse: my “Mom group” experiences or the random “experts” that pop up with articles everywhere.

As human beings, we should be having individual human experiences. When we seek advice, it should be from people we respect, and it should not be something we do every day. The people who write these articles could be idiots, bad actors, or academics who think truth should always be avoided. We don’t know. I just clicked through to one and her position is “senior writer” at a web publication I’ve never heard of. Instead of reading this drivel, let’s channel the inner wisdom we have gleaned from living our lives.