Philosophy of the Illusion of Internet Friends

You know, the internet is a lot like a never-ending cocktail party. Everyone's there, but nobody's really there.

You can talk to anyone, but nobody really listens. It's all just a bunch of virtual small talk and awkward silences.

But you know what they say: "You can't fool me, I'm a philosopher!"

Read the sequel: The Illusion of Internet Friends is a Better Version of the Illusion of Real Life

Famous Quotes from the Philosophy of the Illusion of Internet Friends

"The internet is a place where people can be anonymous, but not accountable." - Jean-Paul Sartre (not really, but he would have if he had the internet)

"I'm not a troll, I'm a concerned citizen." - Every internet user ever

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