We don’t understand what the vast majority of people means.

The internet is just a tool. Whether someone learns good or bad depends on the person wielding it—in other words, people will quickly cluster, separating online: the good flock together, and the bad do too.

They chat among their own groups, unable to communicate with one another.

Deep down, each person has their own core. Some people's core revolves around making games, while others' revolves around playing them. Broadly speaking, the former produce "pacifiers," and the latter are the pacifiers themselves.

What kind of money is made? It's actually money earned by making others addicted—selling addictive substances, in various forms and to various audiences.