Lucretzia
Not sure who Simon Harris is
I was reading an article yesterday and it mentioned Twitter and how people seem to believe it reflects the real world.
It doesn't.
Simon Harris is just a person. The same way that we are all just 'people', nothing special about any of us but collectively we can, from time to time, have some influence on how our affairs are run, at local and at national level. Which is as it should be. So the views of an ordinary person are perfectly entitled to consideration. They're not unimportant just because they're not well known.
Twitter is fascinating because, contrary to journalistic opinion, it represents an enormously diverse cross section of people. You can find experts in their fields in just about any topic you care to name and explore all sorts of byways connected with your own particular interests, or even develop some new interests.
Of course people tend to stay in their bubble, like staying with like, but it's also absolutely possible to leave your 'bubble' and explore others, even those that you know you will loathe...
The 'real world' is far more constraining and limited than twitter