Internet-based communication is usually based on process-oriented terms like chatting, posting, twittering, blogging, emailing, and so on. The level of content is often not reflected even when a user heats up to excitement in response to a foreign content.

Therefore here is a first reference to the contents. A synonym dictionary by F. W. Genthe from 1834 serves this purpose, which I link to Wiktionary.

“Think. Faith. Opine. Mania Judgement.  Think = collecting one’s ideas of a thing to judge. Faith = To think something so true that one has the consciousness of certainty without being able to prove it. The possibility of the incorrectness of the judgment, the uncertainty about the truth, allows for opine. It’s a subjective, one-sided judgment. Mania judgement is a judgment in the delusion, that is to say, in deception.

Think. Imagine yourself. Imagining oneself comes almost close to the one who is mine; but differs from it in that it contains no judgment what is always the case with my and thinking. Thinking can be brought to Mine more often than the more general one.”