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In my mother language, there is a word to describe a phenomenon.

Most people in a forum have basically the same opinion toward a certain issue or they take the same attitude to a thing, while in other forumforums, people don't think that way. Because people always go to the same forum, they thought everyone thinks everything the same way as they think.

In my mother language, this phenomenon is called the "stratosphere".

In my mother language, there is a word to describe a phenomenon.

Most people in a forum have basically the same opinion toward a certain issue or they take the same attitude to a thing, while in other forum, people don't think that way. Because people always go to the same forum, they thought everyone thinks everything the same way as they think.

In my mother language, this phenomenon called "stratosphere".

In my mother language, there is a word to describe a phenomenon.

Most people in a forum have basically the same opinion toward a certain issue or they take the same attitude to a thing, while in other forums, people don't think that way. Because people always go to the same forum, they thought everyone thinks everything the same way as they think.

In my mother language, this phenomenon is called the "stratosphere".

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Is there any corresponding word in English?

In my mother language, there is a word to describe a phenomenon.

Most people in a forum have basically the same opinion toward a certain issue or they take the same attitude to a thing, while in other forum, people don't think that way. Because people always go to the same forum, they thought everyone thinks everything the same way as they think.

In my mother language, this phenomenon called "stratosphere".