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If you take a break for a week or so and come back it puts all the feel good stuff at the top. Then the more you scroll the less feel good it gets.
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this isn't a problem with social media platforms, but with our philosophy. we all assume a big part of our identity is a brand that has to be marketed and sold to others
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Tweet from the future: "Complementing Godwin's Law, Rao's Law states that as an online feed gets older the probability of finding only self-aggrandizing virtue signalling marketing bullshit posts approaches 100%. Also known as the Law of Online Despair."
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Every public non-anonymous social media are likely bound to that. Subversive cultures can’t flourish in the public discourse.
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Seems related to context collapse. And SNL: As your audience approaches everyone, your common ground becomes increasingly superficial. Fortune cookie advice, life updates, & toilet humor.
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