Ocean of Conspiracy discusses social media, in the sense of a relative persons' status being elevated to that of a distinguished being, such that subscribers experience feelings of unworthiness, all while attempting to emulate the personality traits of those persons subscribed.
Looking at statements of people long since dead, in order to define a new belief, does little to advance our knowledge or understanding of ourselves but rather, leads us towards goading others into repeating outmoded thought-forms.
To postulate that words are not akin to deeds, while at the same time inciting others into certain behaviours, shows that ignorance is likely a wilful action on the part of those allowed a platform, for hate or derogatory speech.
That as humans, we may aspire to be something greater than what we already are, either materially or else in terms of personal status, thus our contemporaries will seek to influence our ideas and capitalise on our shame.
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