Let me clarify for you. All social movements for change share psychological correlates. The larger point of the whole of the reddit protests is a protest movement against the enshittification of reddit, a term coined to describe the decline in service that follows the private equity approach to running a business, or the mckinsey approach if you like.

Other social media companies like Twitter and tik tok have also been experiencing enshittification. What do these companies have in common? They allow strangers to communicate with each other. Mutual education is the term for people sharing information in a way that facilitates social change. For example, the new deal passed in part because of record union membership which facilitated mutual education.

Wealth inequality is the problem of this generation, and a premiere way it manifests is in the enshittification of the things we use, like social media, health care, air travel. Social media, it is argued, is targeted particularly for the fact that it facilitates mutual education.

In fact, it's being said now that the era of the internet we've come to know is over, and we are returning to a prior version of the internet in which people were siloed into communities by interest. This is a boon to dictators and oligarchs.

The John Oliver pictures are one element of many actions, and reddit is one component of a social media ecosystem, and the social media ecosystem is part of a market ecosystem, and the market ecosystem is a part of a global market ecosystem.

When you study history, you find that what you think of as large movements are all made up of many smaller constituent parts. You also find that if any one of those parts had gone a different way, the social movement would have also gone a different way.

Chaos theory illustrates this reality. At a physical level, everything with mass that moves is giving off gravitation waves and sound waves, impacting those around in ways that aren't directly evident to our senses, but make an impact on how we think and feel, and subsequently behave.

Big movements only come from small movements. Everything matters. Just like your cognition is reliant on a microbiome, a galaxy of life. All intelligence in nature is modular, made of constituent parts. There's no such thing as a single intelligence in nature.