The podcast discusses the difference between social media communication and in-person conversations, pointing out that people often say things on social media that they would never say in real life, leading to a disconnect between the two types of interaction.
In this conversation, a person discusses their struggles with reading negative comments on social media platforms, the impact it can have on their mental health, and their approach to dealing with them.
The speaker discusses the limitations of Twitter and its unsuitability for nuanced, complex discussions like racism and policing. He contemplates alternatives to Twitter for having healthy, constructive conversations.
The speaker contrasts the communication styles and expectations at Facebook versus on the speaking circuit, noting that the latter rewards a more direct and impactful approach.
The speaker discusses how social media can create a false reality of people caring about your life, when in reality, people are just scrolling by and not truly invested. Posting on social media can lead to a sense of accomplishment that is not genuine.
The woman talks about her success on TikTok and how she is always ready to argue on camera.