I agree with this because most of the time people post about stuff. Not because they care, but because they want likes, views, or money. Companies especially are always looking for profit, and they’ll say almost anything to get people to buy their stuff. It’s easy to believe what we see online, but that’s not always smart. A lot of it is fake or just trying to get our attention. People should learn to think for themselves and not just trust everything that they see.

i like this as a title because it really interests you on reading the article, it really pulled me in.

I agree with this because there is a big difference of what your seeing digitally verse what you are seeing in the real world, for instance if niche groups weren't there maybe some of us would not have found what we like,

you can also apply this with politics can change what you see if a politician makes a mistake or does something trendy. You can also tie this in with famous actors, influencers, athletes, etc.

I think this is true because people's minds change on what they think is cool. It'd also interesting that you're for you page on TikTok and Instagram reels change every week as well. you have from 2 years ago, when Kendrik was all over the internet to now you don't even hear about him, I think this is a very accurate statement.