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I do not agree with the articles framing but TV, books and friends can be shared, a social media feed isn’t. In fact, I would guess the strongest relationships
by danielscrubs 10mo ago
I do not agree with the articles framing but TV, books and friends can be shared, a social media feed isn’t.
In fact, I would guess the strongest relationships are those where those are shared.
- jeremyjh 10mo agoI'm pretty sure GP was being sarcastic. These things are very obviously not the same. You give one example, but another is algorithmic engagement - this has been most extensively studied in kids and teens but it affects everyone. I made this point elsewhere in thread, but another difference is the daily content aspect of online influencers. Instead of reading one or two shallow, vapid articles a month about "what's wrong with your relationship" they are seeing new content every day, and they are mostly seeing the content that is upsetting the most people.