MCV 30 Under 30 2021 
People that video themselves doing a “good deed” aren’t actually doing good because they’re doing it for all the wrong reasons. You can do good without recording it you know!
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It depends how we define ‘good’. The Ice Bucket was so successful because it understood that people are narcissistic and capitalised on that. And through their narcissism people collectively raised a lot of money; even if they didn’t donate, posting online spread the word...
...to those who would. Is goodness 100% a reflection of the soul and your intentions? Or is goodness about the concrete end result: helping someone? If I give money to someone who needs it, I have helped them, and the end result is positive. That can do-exist with the fact that..
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...I only did it to look good on Twitter. Or it may be that someone means to do something good because they care about people, but also they see some personal benefit in retrospect which doesn’t affect the real consequences for the person they helped. So I think it’s nuanced :)
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I do roll my eyes at some of those videos, but it's probably more about the way it's produced or how the person comes across. I'd agree if genuine good was done, that's still good. Every time this comes up it reminds me of Phoebe trying to do a selfless good deed :')
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