Memes & Markets on Andrew Tate

    by Gigliola: Andrew Tate

    The rise of Andrew Tate stuff is pretty sad, especially since it targets young audiences with horrific ideas. There's a coordinated divide-and-conquer strategy affecting all social factions right now, creating major divisions between men and women. When old stories suddenly get amplified, there's usually an ulterior motive behind the timing. Online personas and group silos mean you can't really have nuanced opinions because algorithms force default stances just to keep your group membership. Expressing anything other than the standard view gets you removed from the circle.

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    It's very sad to see that like the rise of Andrew Tate stuff, right? Like that was unfortunately caught a very young audience that the things that started to get repeated were pretty horrific, right? And the problem is that they've got like what you're describing exists across the board, right? Like the divide and conquer that takes place across all these different fractions of people is just so effective, right? And right now we're seeing it happen right now where it seems coordinated, where there's this desire to divide men and women like in a very major way. and you can usually see it and it's usually pretty obvious when you start amplifying a story that's like that could have been amplified super long ago right like if that takes place why is this randomly getting a ton of attention there's usually some ulterior motive and so i'm seeing that take place in the timeline and people are so wrapped up in it and also people are so wrapped up in it because of who their online persona and group has become right because like that's why you can't really have nuance in your opinion base on social media because everyone's been siloed into like algorithms, right? So like you have to have the default opinion. Otherwise you may lose the only group you think you have. If you enjoyed this, be sure to hit that like button and follow to stay up to date with what's going on in the world and everything else memes and markets. Peace.