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RE: There are times when you don't want to post, and times you really shouldn't
The part about making people feel like idiots hits home the most in your blog. For years i've been on Twitter pointing out to people why they're wrong and their opinion was baseless. It doesn't change their minds, ever. We're all better off doing what you do now, add a link and move on.
It's hard not to do if we are not controlling our emotions. There is a real adrenaline rush in arguing with people, and a real dopamine rush in being right.
Twitter is a perfect example b/c 140 characters is much more likely to generate an emotional response than it is to allow a full argument
Thanks for the response, and followed
With 140 characters, you can't make a rounded argument, heck you to abbreviate words just get as much info into a post to prove you are right. Appreciate the follow.
what I do with Reddit now is just to tweet my relevant Steemit posts LOL