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▲ 3 r/GenAlpha

because gen alpha is experiencing things for the first time, people are reposting

people are reposting popular and overused and known trends or questions or paragraphs or images to get gen alpha involved in our culture which is cool and good! this is their first time experiencing these things

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u/HI1681 — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/copypasta

so do people actually use these copypastas and how successful and viral or widespread are they?

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u/HI1681 — 1 month ago
▲ 262 r/youtube

did people just forget about Susan Wojcicki one day?

for the longest time i feel like she was treated like some sort of boogeyman on youtube especially since she resided over the adpocalypse and naturally anyone in charge at that time would get slack. And then she passed away and I for whatever reason had no recollection of this news. I feel like it wasn't a big deal on Youtube I didn't hear about it at all. I looked her up a few months ago and she is actually a very kind and nice person i really appreciate what she said about refugees. I'm just wondering was her passing a big deal on youtube or for anyone personally because i don't know if i have bad memory but i don't remember her passing as a big deal i found out about it myself much later.

and in the end it doesn't matter what others thought of her she has family and friends who know her, what strangers think of her doesn't matter.

u/HI1681 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/aiwars

I believe this video by CGP Grey is amazing. It was made years before ChatGPT and yet it’s still relevant today. It doesn’t talk about how AI and new technology is good or bad, but that it is inevitable and can take a lot of jobs and things we value. https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU?si=m5i0FFxau2JwX73j

https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU?si=m5i0FFxau2JwX73j

please watch it before commenting lol and let me know what you think

u/HI1681 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/Basketball

If backboards and rims breaking were such a problem why did they keep making them out of glass instead of something more durable like wood or steel or plastic

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u/HI1681 — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/NewTubers

look when i was a kid i was pavlov dog'ed to always like and subscribe to every single video and youtuber i watched. it didn't matter if it was just 1 video, or if i even watched it fully, i would immediately go to the like and subscribe. so saying like and subscribe 100% works it just depends on your target audience. if you're targetting adults then yes it will be very off putting, but kids don't care they eat that up they just care about the funny colors switching every .1 seconds so you can spam "like, subscribe, sponsors" and they won't care and eventually they will be pavlov dog'ed to automatically do that. and even if you don't they may be pavlov dog'ed from other youtubers to automatically do that to you.

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u/HI1681 — 2 months ago