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Here are some truths:
1) A person’s profile/tweets may not be an accurate reflection of who they are, for many, it's usually a reflection of who they wish to portray themselves as.
2) The most common lie on social media is the lie of omission.
1) A person’s profile/tweets may not be an accurate reflection of who they are, for many, it's usually a reflection of who they wish to portray themselves as.
2) The most common lie on social media is the lie of omission.
3) Naturally we enjoy hearing elaborate stories.
many stories u read about are usually fake, aimed to capture ur attention.
4) most times, it's not what is being said, but who said it .
many stories u read about are usually fake, aimed to capture ur attention.
4) most times, it's not what is being said, but who said it .
5) when a post is liked by many the probability for you to like that post increases substantially. The tweets being re-tweeted are more likely to be tweeted again.
6) People crave Attention and respect.
6) People crave Attention and respect.
7) The greater the number of people who finds an idea correct, the more the idea will be accepted as correct- is the mentality that drives the crowd.
