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The Age of Offense: Are We Silencing Intelligence for Sensitivity? 🤐

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We live in an era of rapid communication where opinions and ideas can spread like wildfire. Social media platforms, blogs, and public forums have given everyone a voice—but at what cost? A popular sentiment that’s making the rounds claims,  “We live in a time where intelligent people are being silenced so that stupid people won’t be offended.”  This statement, though provocative, reflects a deeper frustration with how discourse has evolved in our increasingly interconnected world. The Balance Between Free Speech and Sensitivity The tension between speaking freely and being mindful of others’ feelings isn’t new, but it feels more intense now than ever. The internet has democratized speech, making it possible for diverse perspectives to be heard. But with this comes the inevitable clash of opinions. As society pushes for inclusivity and sensitivity, some argue that it has led to a culture where people are hesitant to express themselves, fearing backlash or “cancellation.” Does t...