An annoying part of the social media/content creator ecosytem is that the desire for engagement-at-all-costs encourages vapid, formulaic content.
Content creators constantly need to churn out something, so they find a broadly applicable quote from Warren Buffett or Steve Jobs, back it into some life lesson, publish, and repeat the cycle.
And audiences eat it up, thinking they’re learning some profound insight, leading to a circular reference of content creators providing cherry-picked false insights to an audience that wants to be spoon-fed vague platitudes about “success.”
As social media increasingly becomes a game to hack to build the largest audience possible as quickly as possible, and unique perspectives are crowded out by generalized content, the overall quality on a site declines.
@imparixit I recently had kidney stone. Ganesh Sonawane was my urologist who consults in Niramay Hospital. He was a good doctor. Mandar Shah too visits the same hospital for orthopaedic cases. Maybe you can check for second opinion there.
What a career, @rogerfederer. We fell in love with your brand of tennis. Slowly, your tennis became a habit. And habits never retire, they become a part of us.
Thank you for all the wonderful memories.
@imparixit@imChinmoy18@MyHaldirams@amazonIN Supply Chain issues highlighted again. Raise an complaint to amazon. You will get refund and Haldiram supplier won't be paid for all the wrong deliveries that were done.