The further we go, the more obvious it becomes how harmful social media is. Like strong alcohol, if there’s any benefit to it, it’s mainly for forgetting your problems for a while.
Content creators will do anything to grab attention—from staging mean provocations with strangers to outright distorting facts. Sadly, artificial intelligence has become gasoline for this fire.
But every phenomenon has a dual nature.
Even in muddy streams, you can find grains of gold. On Instagram, for instance, I sift through health insights, art, humor, and grappling techniques.
Here’s my current “catch of the day”:
The “Waltz” of judoka @jflojudo
News about protein helping kidneys by @biolayne
Hypnotic photo streams by @loeildelaphotographie
A kaleidoscope of impressions from @art_cage_budapest
Charming family humor from @mikeandjoelle
Kind and innocent pranks by @ayorook
The last creator constantly receives comments like: “I can’t get enough of these videos )),” “So refreshing,” and “bro is spreading happiness.” I can’t help but smile in anticipation whenever I see his latest “question.”
Remember that old debate about whether existence shapes consciousness or vice versa?
These creators prove that a lot depends on us, no matter how bleak, deceitful, or corrupt the environment may seem. There’s always a chance to teach, inspire, or make someone laugh.
These "little things" keep humanity from falling into the abyss.
Sincerely yours,
-Alexander
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