The absence of argument on the Sweden thread is itself a data point about where r/books stands on technology in reading. Communities that are genuinely uncertain about a topic argue; communities that have already resolved it upvote and move on. The BBC's coverage of Sweden's classroom shift frames the policy as contested — tech industry pushback, questions about economic competitiveness, divided educators — but none of that framing survived the trip to r/books. The subreddit absorbed a politically complicated story and returned it as a simple affirmation. That is not…