Seth MacFarlane

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Seth MacFarlane @SethMacFarlane

(1/4) Sometimes yes, sometimes no. In recent years, due to the confluence of reality television, social media imagery, online disinformation, and Trump, we have seen an increased inability among people to distinguish between reality and fiction. This accounts for — PolitiTweet.org

Those who complain that people "can't take a joke" usually know very little about jokes or people.

Posted Sept. 3, 2019 Hibernated

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Seth MacFarlane @SethMacFarlane

(1/2) Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Jokes are a form of storytelling, and storytelling is a form of fiction. In recent years, thanks to a confluence of reality television, social media imagery, online disinformation, and Trump, people have lost some ability to distinguish between — PolitiTweet.org

Those who complain that people "can't take a joke" usually know very little about jokes or people.

Posted Sept. 3, 2019 Hibernated

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Seth MacFarlane @SethMacFarlane

(2/4) social-media fueled depression, and the the misnomer that “everyone’s life is more exciting than yours.” However, I believe it also accounts for two seemingly separate but deceptively related societal changes: an increased inability to parse out the real news from the — PolitiTweet.org

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