Well, those pet peeves can be awful when we encounter them but if we engage them and stimulate them all the time, it's like self-torture, right? There are lots of articles and at least one book I've heard about the psychology of pet peeves. I've had pet peeves that I've grown out of and they were usually surrounding something I didn't want to face within myself. Just a thought.

The internet is amazing. It is this entity that has given access to knowledge about practically anything to practically anyone and everyone feels like an expert. It's frustrating to people who tend to explore things methodically and deeply when they encounter the endless sea of people who make haphazard assessments about whatever tickles their fancy.

You are outnumbered. You will never make them stop. Again, give yourself a break and stick to conversations with people who share your views until the ones who DON'T share your views have less voltage when they present themselves to you. Maybe it's time to avoid the triggering topic with people on the internet because it is obviously stealing your peace. Give yourself a break.