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From my reference frame, “being discoverable” is an ideological stance.

You can have your tribal perceptions and others are allowed theirs. Social norms are immutable physics.

Other people’s content is over rated; I’ve been soaking it up for years and frankly none of it has been as moving as the effort of making my own.

Social codependency at scale is proving toxic to the species. We can intentionally “great filter” by winding down globalism. Whether or not humanity does eventually won’t be up to us; appeals to preserve our BS are appeals to some greater good. No one will owe us that after we die.

>>srsQ+(OP)
I find this opinion to be solipsistic, but also relevant to the discussion because it moves the focus from consumption to production. I find the focus on producing goods/services/etc. to be more palatable than the consumption focused mindset we often see.

Yes, we're all looking for information, but should we only consume as a way of life? I'll leave that as an open-ended question.