There are several different ways to consume content. You can scroll through lengthy meme lists slowly, savoring every word. You can watch the entire TikTok every time, only letting the algorithm know what you actually enjoy by what you give a heart or clicking "not interested." You can savor every tweet, only following a couple of wordy accounts and re-reading each post repeatedly.
You're a person with free will, so you can do all that, but what actual human beings engage with social media in that manner? Only people over 65 get out their reading glasses for a Facebook. Most of us are on the go and super fast-paced people. We have got places to go, memes to see, and TikToks to get enraged over! Whether you scroll through these hilarious memes in 10 seconds or an hour and a half, it will probably be a positive experience for you either way.
You're a person with free will, so you can do all that, but what actual human beings engage with social media in that manner? Only people over 65 get out their reading glasses for a Facebook. Most of us are on the go and super fast-paced people. We have got places to go, memes to see, and TikToks to get enraged over! Whether you scroll through these hilarious memes in 10 seconds or an hour and a half, it will probably be a positive experience for you either way.
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