“I know when people are lying”: The disturbing rise of TikTok sleuths
On social media, speculative content has increased thanks to amateur detectives who believe their true crime obsession “helps me see…
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On social media, speculative content has increased thanks to amateur detectives who believe their true crime obsession “helps me see…
BySocial media personalities are cashing in on the mental health crisis.
ByYouTubers such as MrBeast are giving away millions in exploitative videos that spread the hollow gospel of “effective altruism”.
ByThrough overuse and misuse, the term has lost all meaning.
ByOn social media, therapists are turning consultation room conversations into memes. It’s a sinister trend.
ByApplying fast fashion standards to our bodies through normalised cosmetic surgery is a disturbing and dangerous trend.
ByPlatforms are failing to prevent online radicalisation and organised assaults on democracy. More violence is inevitable.
ByThis year, let’s make a resolution to accept, rather than “improve”, our bodies.
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