Robert

And so I spent a lot of my, you know, middle high school time like

on the internet, like pre Yahoo Tumblr, I made so many friends there.

And for me, the spaces I was in actually opened my eyes to a lot of things that were different from like my conservative upbringing, but it's not the same for others.

And if you end up in these spaces and I'm sure, I know we're going to go into algorithms later, but like algorithms that are geared to make sure that you get into these toxic spaces, then those are the people that are shaping who you are and what you're thinking.

If that's the only experience you get, cause you're not doing anything in person anymore.

Yep.

Yeah, yeah.

And my God, is it okay to say that you messed up and learn from something and change and work on yourself and evolve?

How can you understand stuff like how working out works, right?

Which is like you try to do something and it's too hard for you.

So you like make changes and build up steps until you can do the thing that you previously couldn't do.

How can you understand that about like lifting weights, but not that like, well, everything kind of works that way?

Like, you need to be evaluating yourself and how you are influencing and impacting people and how people are responding to you.

And if you're, like, making people uncomfortable or sad or scared, you need to, like, change.

Nah, it's the voids.

Yeah, I don't get the – yeah, anyway.

But we've talked enough about this.

I think we've gotten the point across.

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Elliot Rodger.