The Atlantic: Twitter Was the Ultimate Cancellation Machine.

"Communities naturally drum up hype for a brand and its products; in some instances, members might even provide feedback for product development and are the first to test new samples."

"Wrote about ”trend brain” - why everything online has to be either buyable, understandable, or moral (and therefore worthy of consumption)."

"What happens when everyone has a theory/analysis for everything on the internet?"

This is a great article. It’s important to remember how much more difficult business travel can be for single people. It’s much harder to find care for kids, pets etc than patterned people.

"A video claiming to show a lost Picasso being found at a Goodwill store has gained 3.8 million views on TikTok."

>"Melina Bee is the internet’s historical microaesthetics whisperer."

"Scientists don’t want you to be going out right now. But if you must …"

"Millennials grew up hating their bodies. Does Gen Z have to be the same?"

What’s the deal with fictional influencers? By Rebecca Jennings One tech company has created a slate of scripted influencers, each with their own storylines. But how is anyone supposed to tell the difference between what’s real and what _...Read More_

>"In "Consumed," fashion journalist Aja Barber details why we can’t buy our way to a more ethical world."

>"People are noticing the outfits and product placement in Netflix’s He’s All That, starring Addison Rae and Kourtney Kardashian"

>"Designers and tech start-ups are working to improve sustainability and interrupt the path to the landfill."

>"Conspiracy theorizing as alternate-reality game"