The whole American language is normalizing toward exaggeration and the use of superlatives for even the most mundane things.
As a consequence, nuances as lost, debates are instantly polarizing, and words lose substance and meaning, so you get little information out of many discussions.
It's not just the bots that make the noise/signal ratio go down. It's also the people.
I hear words like fascists/communists, friends/hilarious, amazing/shit used in such a large spectrum of situations they eventually convey nothing more than what tribe the speaker wants to be identified with and what gains said person hopes to get from talking.
On top of that now, when you need to talk about the extremes, you are lacking the tools to do so, and all things seem to be more or less at the same level. Minor inconvenience and deadly risks, all in the same plater.
And don't get me started on the constant virtue signaling and sale speeches.
From my European point of view, the US communication looks like a circus.
Establishment politicians in Europe, on the other hand, pretend to be nuanced, tolerant, resolute... But it's all a charade for midwits. It's as disgusting and dishonest as as American politicians' partizanship.
Dark times when "authoritarian" Chinese sound reasonable in comparison.
I will never be able to create music like, idk, Boy George for example, and I therefore don’t “understand” it, but that doesn’t mean I cannot dislike it.
> From my European point of view, the US communication looks like a circus.
"instantly polarizing", "constant virtue signaling"...it sounds like it's not just Americans who are tending towards superlatives and exaggeration.
That is lovely.