Snicklink advised sensitive and empathetic X-users to carefully select their feeds and to avoid sources he rated as dull and negative. He wrote that social platforms are not designed for emotional well-being but promote emotions like outrage, envy, and aggression because users stay longer and such content can be monetized. Other viewpoints could broaden one's horizons, provided they are shaped by intelligence or humanism, Snicklink wrote. He discouraged discussions with people whom he attributed harmful intentions: They did not seek exchange or problem-solving, but rather the downfall of others. Users should determine for themselves which content they absorb, rather than being dictated by platforms. Mental health is more important in the current time than career, politics, or the need to be right, Snicklink wrote. He referred to distancing oneself from perceived inhumane influences as a survival strategy. In conclusion, he urged everyone to remain human and to empower and protect others instead of fighting them. #Seelengesundheit #Empathie #Achtsamkeit (translated)
