@isasv … also leaves people less-equipped to recognize them, which is a pattern I’ve noticed. Stuff that stands out as clearly “something’s wrong with this person” doesn’t seem to come up on most people’s radar as quickly here. At least that’s been my repeated experience. @isasv But you also get fewer people who’re just immediately and obviously bananas because there’s such a strong incentive to fit in, and because fitting in creates a feedback loop reinforcing a limited number of channels for kooky people to act out in.