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Not necessarily, I'm interested in carpentry, so I watch carpentry videos, which have no turned into a photo of a guy with his finger chopped off, blood gushing
by ChatGTP 3y ago
Not necessarily, I'm interested in carpentry, so I watch carpentry videos, which have no turned into a photo of a guy with his finger chopped off, blood gushing out and a title like, "EXTREME DANGER: Don't try this at home!".
You see what I mean? It's like normal content I'd like to see, sensationalized.
It honestly makes sense because I guess it's all about robbing attention. I actually do sometimes want to click on these types videos because, who doesn't want to see a dude with a severed finger and learn how to avoid that mistake. Often though, the content itself is lack luster and the thumbnail is a scam to get you to click.
My gripe is that the feeds have become a constant, fatiguing barrage of, "should I click this, is it wholesome for me to do so?" Kind of like if you're staying in a hotel with only fast food joints nearby and you've on a diet. Discerning what's worth watching and not watching has become quite tiring.
I watched an Elon Musk interview on Bloomberg or whatever, and now my feed is full of "Just Happend" with a strange photo of Elon.
Maybe Elon's interviews are full of garbage? I could accept this :)