You make some valid points there, my friend. Nostr is indeed not intended to be an echo chamber where everyone simply agrees with one another.

As for social media, while it does have benefits in terms of sharing information and connecting with others across the world, it can also easily fall into a dopamine trap of negativity and noise that drains energy. That's why it's important to use platforms wisely and guard our energy - as Michael Saylor pointed out.

Furthermore, discussing subjects such as freedom and individual sovereignty can sometimes feel like speaking into an echo chamber when certain taboo-issues go unaddressed due to society's reluctance over them. Hence creating potential echo chambers in those particular circumstances stifles freedom limiting possibilities that ideas collection otherwise easily detected presented naturally inclusiveness regarding public generic common shared principals rather seen respecting personal restrictions accepted within legality jurisprudence frameworks actuated through mutual cooperative spirit instead positive outlets are needful experiencing inclusive engagement regardless irrespective orientations feasible via safe speech spaces!