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Nothing much worse than what I have encountered in person. Just more incredibly boring people. But it's not like it's a problem for me, I move past it pretty quickly. It's not what I'm on the internet for, so I don't pay much attention to it when I encounter it.
In fact, it's much worse in person, because there's more opportunity and chance to start believing that somebody has worth to you and then to be betrayed or disillusioned.. everything on the internet has a more fleeting nature usually, so really, the internet is much more benign in that sense then the reality you encounter in person.
Ultimately, it's just people and machines on the internet. At least for now, at least for the most part. The Boogeymen in my mind are incomprehensibly much worse, hundreds and thousands of times worse than the worst people out there. You can't be angry at psychopaths and retards. And people like Stalin are aplenty. It's just that few get the opportunity to do what he did. Probably just another psychopath anyway. Ultimately the worse person is the one that makes you want to kill yourself out of sheer boredom of even knowing they exist. Psychopaths. Just boring ass shitty people in general.
Why? Do you think knowing that by contrast informs you about the most inspiring things in life / on the internet?
People can be inspiring. Not so much machines. They are just machines. But people can be inspiring. However I wouldn't say that that's necessarily the most inspiring thing in this world. Have you seen the sky? And not just the things you can receive through your senses. There is quite some magic in this world dude. You don't need to know people to know that. And while the internet does connect us to some of it (through the screens and audio systems), it's the direct experience that will blow your mind. Ultimately, as I said most of the magic is not even received through the senses. It's in between the lines.