u/Armellofreekey

Feels like social media blurred the line between actual needs and “I saw everyone else buying it so now I want one too."

Not necessarily bad immediately… just something that slowly made you realize you probably didn’t need it at all.

Feels like social media convinced people that every new camera, mic, AI tool, course, or “growth hack” will suddenly boost views and engagement.

What’s something you think creators massively overbuy because they’re chasing views?

A lot of people still assume “Made in China” automatically means cheap quality, but some categories seem to have improved massively over the last few years.

Could be phones, EVs, appliances, fashion, accessories, tools, anything honestly.

Even with rising costs and companies trying to diversify production, it still feels like China remains the main manufacturing hub for a huge part of the world.

Is it mainly because of cost, infrastructure, supply chains, skilled labor, speed, or something else?

Curious what people think is the biggest reason companies still rely so heavily on China.

Not judging, just genuinely curious.

Could be a product, subscription, gadget, trend, service, whatever.

What’s something that became super normal to buy… but still doesn’t make sense to you?