Trial by Social Media | Internet Analysis

Let's explore the concept of "anti-brainrot content." Can watching "smarter" stuff really help us learn? Is it better for our brains? Or is it just buzzword-filled, AI-written, pseudo-intellectual slop??? Let's dig in to the limitations of trying to post 'intellectual' content on social media...

allow me to over-analyze this influencer's series where she orders food delivery far too often, lmao

lots of mormon influencer stuff in the culture lately!! Nara Smith rebrand, Ballerina Farm, Yesteryear... let's dig into the world of Mormon creators - especially family vloggers

let's discuss THE going out outfit aka "the Boston Uniform" -- a black top and light wash jeans!! but why does it feel so weird to see a dozen girlies in the wild wearing the exact same thing?

Let's discuss the "trial by social media" phenomenon. We the people love the public spectacle of hearing stories, collecting evidence, and delivering judgments. Who is innocent, who is guilty??

Let's discuss the epidemic of "smart" products that are actually just overpriced, unnecessary, and useless - far too often!!

Let's get into the nuance of nuance!! And a larger conversation about how we interact online... how can we actually work to communicate and understand each other better? Is it possible?!

Let's discuss performing "busyness" at work and the rise of "Bullsh*t Jobs."I think it's deeply insulting that the vast majority of people have to spend at least 40 hours per week doing questionable labor... and many don't even get the dignity of a living wage. Let's dream of a better future!! Better jobs, better pay, and shorter work weeks.

Let's discuss the excesses of modern (American?) bachelorette trip culture! From strict dress codes and outfit requirements... to extravagant gift bags... To the new trend of reaching out to brands and requesting PR products?? And finally, the concept of "treating your bach like a brand trip." Who is doing this?? And who can afford it all?!

Let's discuss influencer fatigue in the context of 2026! We're tired of screens, ads, and being SOLD stuff, constantly. But at the same time, many people are incentivized to pursue content creation as a potential way to earn extra money.... which is very valuable in this unstable economy. So let's dig in!