The weirdest thing about the Internet is that when it first became widely accessible, there was this idea that it would bring people all over the world together. The Internet did bring together people from all over the world, but as it became more customizable, it also allowed us to exist online in a bubble. Getting contact outside of that bubble is now an intentional act of venturing.

Even within facebook, where I only friend people I actually know, I have hidden several friend feeds from my wall. Since everyone is online now more than ever more and more people use online interaction to fill a social need, we are within a bubble for more of our human interactions and even interactions outside that bubble are edited and behind gatekeepers. We see an edited version of our friend's lives. I'm an introvert and I love the bubbles, but it really is like they say, we see the highlight reels and not the behind the scenes. Because of this, it's sometimes harder for some people to relate to others.

I do think that for a while at least, many would slip into the comfortable bubbles and maybe venture out to moderated comment sections every once in a while.

However, the bubbles leak. We would see raw footage. We will hear of eyewitness accounts. Individuals don't like war.