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Why Does Social Media Make People More Performative?
Social media makes people more performative because they do anything they can for a few more views on a TikTok video, reels, or an X post. Interesting real-life video also spreads and goes viral, so you get both performance and footage that challenges the narrative but is nonetheless real.
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