I posted a reflection on another social platform and the average response was hostile and offensive. The innate behavior of current algorithms and culture seems to allow this type of activity to flourish. It saddens to think the average experience on digital platforms deem negative emotions, the opposite of God. There are no perfect answers, we humans can make, but I think a positive direction forward is to create an algorithm and culture that pushes edification instead of reactively engagement. The cost of making people turn on each other is a greater issue than we normally think of. I pray that God gives me discernment to build something that brings us together in the name of love and collective progression. If you want to read more on how the algorithm for Feason works you can read it here: https://www.feason.com/whitepaper. Feason will only work as its network effect expands and becomes a worthwhile alternative to the other platforms. It will be monumentally challenging as other platforms capitalize on a primal drive that gets the best of humans. I ask if you are aligned with the essence of what Feason is about, dearly invite others and attempt to get them to make this platform a digital home. The more people we have that share a collective love for God the better the experience we will have and exponentially allow the drive for God to grow.