r/politics has likely no more than 100,00 unique human users() . There are 15,000 unique human posters. All of them are terminally online liberals. Of those 15,000, there are a small fraction of power users, probably no more then 1,000 ( et al, 2024 ) who create the majority of content on that subreddit (). The Internet is dominated by power users who drown out "normal" (if you can find such a person) people's voices. This power user effect is how you get stuff like the outage over Peanut the squirrel.
This, combined with the swarms of bots has lead me to believe that any sort of Internet option monitoring cannot be used seriously.
Nah, he's from California, too much of a 'disconnected coastal elite' (and they just lost with Kamala)
Time for a 'centrist' figure from the rust belt to reach out to people, someone who sheds the 'elitist' imagery...like a Fetterman ticket
i was suprised even in r/politics how much he is despised
and for the right reasons even. but someone like him, with less brain damage, could probably save their party
but they doesn't exist
r/politics has likely no more than 100,00 unique human users(
) . There are 15,000 unique human posters. All of them are terminally online liberals. Of those 15,000, there are a small fraction of power users, probably no more then 1,000 (
et al, 2024 ) who create the majority of content on that subreddit (
). The Internet is dominated by power users who drown out "normal" (if you can find such a person) people's voices. This power user effect is how you get stuff like the outage over Peanut the squirrel.
This, combined with the swarms of bots has lead me to believe that any sort of Internet option monitoring cannot be used seriously.
Or Gary Peters from Michigan. Centrist, white, and has the Midwest vote!
feeling a pritzker/fetterloser ticket here. "our billionaire" feels like peak beltway brain