> These are people so obsessed with their own sense of self-importance for the sake of a few instant “likes” on their social media profile that they find it per

> These are people so obsessed with their own sense of self-importance for the sake of a few instant “likes” on their social media profile that they find it perfectly acceptable to trespass, steal, disrespect the workers and their land – all in the name of “influencing”. ... >They’d damaged the land. They’d stolen the owner’s products. They’d ruined the fields that had been tended to with hard work for months. But even the farmer’s final attempt to put and end to it wasn’t enough – they wanted more. Oh, can't wait the day when we are going to look back at "social media" platforms and go: "what the hell were these creatures thinking?" I really think social media is one of the worst tools for the human psyche ever conceived. It's a net loss for sure. It's addictive and also messes up with dopamine generation. Not to mention the vanity/envy aspect of it: people comparing to selective representation of other people. It's remarkably insane when you think about it. Maybe it's best not to think about it :)