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diff --git a/src/blog/its-not-social-media-its-marketing-medial.html b/src/blog/its-not-social-media-its-marketing-medial.html index 0bcd652..3a4f5ae 100644 --- a/src/blog/its-not-social-media-its-marketing-medial.html +++ b/src/blog/its-not-social-media-its-marketing-medial.html @@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ from a psychological point of view. Dopamine-inducing "likes", targeting users with news/messages that will cause strong emotions (such as anger) to keep them engaged, things like that. But what is the real technical innovation that has made social media so irreplaceable in many people's lives, even those that -are rational enough that those previously mentioned "incentives" are negatives -for their lives? +are rational enough to see that those previously mentioned "incentives" are +negatives for their lives? </p> <p> @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ on "social" media isn't even social — it's marketing! <p> Any platform that allows non-personal broadcast — like Facebook pages or -any account on a asymmetrical follow platforms (Instagram, Twitter) — +any account on asymmetrical follow platforms (Instagram, Twitter) — becomes a marketing platform rather than a social platform. Even without the concept of promoted posts, Instagram has influencers and paid posts. Twitter is all about thought leaders preaching their takes, politicians jumping at each |