It's disheartening to see that social media and big tech companies never seem to build features that prioritize what users truly need without prioritizing their own profit. We deserve platforms that genuinely strive to connect us and foster community, not just sell ads. #bigtech #userneeds
It's a shame that on social media, we often find ourselves scrolling aimlessly rather than connecting with people who share our interests. Platforms need to do more to facilitate these connections and build communities of like-minded individuals. #socialmedia #communitybuilding
Instead of social media platforms focusing on ways to connect people based on their interests, we are pushed to connect around influencers and their curated content. This not only limits our perspectives but also diminishes the power of genuine connection and community building. #influencerculture #communitybuilding
Social media's reliance on influencers to connect like-minded individuals is akin to patching a leaky roof with duct tape. It may work temporarily but it's not a sustainable solution. Let's use social media to build genuine connections and communities, not just follow influencers #influencerculture #communitybuilding
Influencers have the power to shape opinions and trends, but let's not forget that behind the curated posts and sponsored content, they're just regular people. Let's be critical consumers and remember to question what we see #influencermarketing #criticalthinking
The influencer culture is like having a different "shepherd" for every aspect of life, guiding us on what to wear, eat, and think. But do we really need so many shepherds? Let's seek out diverse perspectives and rely on experts in their fields. #influenceroverload #expertise
I don't think mankind needs this much influencers, most of which have no proper experience in life, thus, are only good for spreading misinformation and superficial content for their own personal profit. #influenceroverload #expertise
It's almost like we are gathering around movie stars, centerfolds, magazine cover and TV ad models, only this time now they are selected amongst regular people, and we're listening to their unsolicited opinion on every darn issue they wish to spit out. #influenceroverload
We should question the need for influencers on every topic. Current tech gives us means to access to a wealth of information and experts, yet we continue to give a platform to those with a large following rather than those with knowledge and experience. #influencerculture #expertise
As if the over-reliance on influencers wasn't enough, social media algorithms are butchering the content we share, limiting our exposure to diverse perspectives and creating filter bubbles. We need to demand more from our social media platforms for a more inclusive and connected experience. #algorithms #diversity
Hashtags on social media have become like chat channels where everyone is yelling, but no one is truly listening. Why can't we use them as a tool for discovery and connection instead of just a means to increase our reach and shout over one another. #hashtags #listen
Social media has lost its meaning as a place to socialize, instead it serves more as an amplifier for loud voices and a gathering place for those who follow them. There's a need to reclaim social media as a space for genuine human connection and diverse perspectives. #socialmedia #connection
Social media has become a double-edged sword, while seeming to connect us in ways never before possible, amplifying misinformation and polarization. It should be used mindfully and focused for connection and understanding #socialmedia #mindfulness
To summarize, social media has become a breeding ground for loud voices and their followers, where influencers dictate every aspect of our lives and genuine connection takes a backseat to profit-driven features. Let's strive to use social media for its intended purpose: human connection and community.
Thinking in Tweets.