also, there’s nothing to actually do if you’re an e/acc that differentiates you from non tech broy people, other than maybe posting a bit on twitter. for a movement to persist and survive past it’s initial founding boost, it needs to have things for the people to do that feel very very important that let them see themselves and others who are in the movement as very very different from people who aren’t in the movement.
also, there’s nothing to actually do if you’re an e/acc that differentiates you from non tech broy people, other than maybe posting a bit on twitter. for a movement to persist and survive past it’s initial founding boost, it needs to have things for the people to do that feel very very important that let them see themselves and others who are in the movement as very very different from people who aren’t in the movement.