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I'm not right here? Where is that? Why do you restrict this conversation to one imagined location as if the same thing wasn't happening in multiple countries si
by jakubp 8y ago
I'm not right here? Where is that? Why do you restrict this conversation to one imagined location as if the same thing wasn't happening in multiple countries simultaneously?
I am right here in Poland and I tell you, the things you show, and the things described in the article and in the first comment in this thread, they are all consumed en masse by young and mid-age adults (especially women). Lifestyle, sports, fashion, diet, craft, yoga, coaching, ikebana, it's all on Insta and Facebook and other platforms and when you see who's commenting, it's not JUST kids. And there's way more people 20+ than the kids. I never said kids do not have influence (sic) of that kind, they do. But when someone says "if you see something odd or stupid, it's the kids", it's just completely wrong. Kids have serious purchasing and decision making power now, but still it's just a fraction.
- quakeguy 8y agoI see, excuse my ignorant comment. You are right, i misinterpreted the amount of non-teenager accounts.
- chiefalchemist 8y agoNon-teen usage might be high, but teen usage is __much__ higher, and there are more teens. You just don't see them. Where as under-employed adults will naturally leave the house; because then can.