Is the era of Telegram channels coming to an end ? Apparently not
I may not care to choose “politically correct” expressions…
On this website I can write whatever I want, because I am not bound to any editorial plan, nor, of course, to any newspaper.
And for this reason I can also be “politically incorrect”.
So all those who are easily “outraged” can simply go elsewhere and never read me again.
The meaning of what has just been said is clear : in this personal space of mine I have absolute freedom of speech, just as if it were my diary (and indeed it always has been).
Indeed, would it ever be possible for me to limit myself in the words I use to speak of my experiences, my feelings, my joys or my sorrows ?
Obviously not.
I would like to remind all those who read me, for better or for worse, that if I have left the possibility of “using” my entire “diary” for public reading, it is only a “concession” that I have made to others.
And certainly not the other way around.
Therefore, those who have — from your point of view — valid reasons to be “upset” by reading the topics I deal with can simply avoid accessing my site (instead, I draw a pious veil over those — many — who only read the “pages of shame”, these are already real zombies).
One needs to have arguments and above all the ability to make them interesting…
One last thought.
Those who, like me, have been using the Internet practically since its inception have certainly not missed an important fact.
The era of the exclusive clubs of the Telegram channels, of their dictatorial (and in many cases corrupt) admins, of the multinicks used by idiots pretending to have different identities, of the psychotic venting of the frustrations of the virtual Masaniellos…in short, all of this distressing world that revolves around virtual communities where, instead of discussing, we argue all day long (and insult those who disagree), is, in my opinion, inevitably destined to decline with time.
Is the era of Telegram channels coming to an end ?
Will they be replaced by personal spaces like this website of mine ?
I honestly don’t think so.
But running a blog requires a higher level of preparation (and culture) than a simple Telegram channel.
You need to have topics and, above all, the ability to make them interesting.
And not just anger and envy, surrounded by ignorance, which is enough to argue.
“External” revolutions (virtual or otherwise) are useless.
Because they have to be “internal” first.
