The book argues that genes are the primary unit of natural selection, acting selfishly to ensure their own survival. It introduces the concept of "selfish genes" to explain why certain biological traits persist across generations. It further states that organisms can be viewed as vehicles for their genes.

A lot of people on social media cares about the "replicate volume", which is how many times the video or article has been forwarding by people. Therefore, if the data is good, more people are likely to look at the content.

The piece advocates for a broader understanding of autism under the social model of disability. It suggests that disability arises from the interaction between individuals and their environments. Therefore, autism should not solely be classified as a disability, instead, should be seemed as differently abled.

In reality, there are many apps and website instead of Reddit only that are unfriendly for disabled people, and the inconvenience might make them depressed and feel being alienated by the world, which is inhumanity.

The GDPR is a comprehensive data protection legislation that aims to give individuals more control over their personal data while standardizing regulations across the European Union. It emphasizes transparency, lawful processing, and data security, and sets strict guidelines for the transfer of personal data outside the EU. The GDPR also provides individuals with various rights, including the right to access, correct, and request the deletion of their data. Enforcement is robust, with significant penalties for non-compliance.

I am thinking about a question which is Which countries are the most protective of individuals' privacy and which countries are the least？

shadow profiles refer to the collection of data about individuals who have not consented to sharing their information. This collection can occur from different ways, such as when users upload their contacts to Facebook, and Facebook will "steal" those information. But those people themselves might not been using Facebook.

I am thinking about whether sexual orientation could be correctly inferred because for example I am a gay or lesbian does not means that my friends are also LGBTQ, they might be straight but still my friends.

The series gained significant attention for its blending of reality and fiction, pioneering the use of social media platforms for narrative storytelling.

The concept of code-switching is not just limited to personal interactions but is also prevalent in professional environments. It is similar to how companies rebrand themselves in different markets, showcasing the versatility and strategic thinking individuals employ in various aspects of life.

"Something Awful" is a comedy website founded by Richard "Lowtax" Kyanka in 1999. This website is known for its varied content, including blog entries, forums, and a series titled "Comedy Goldmine,". In addition, the community has been active in philanthropy, notably raising funds for disaster relief.

I was amazed by that because that person is only 15 years old, which is just a teenager. It further let me think of the question that whether a member with that young age could manage the website well including manage those improper opinions.

Musk said that Twitter has <5% fake or spam daily users, while it might not be just talking about the fake users. Musk has created a AI called Grok xAI that collaborate with Twitter and aims to compete with ChatGPT. Therefore, this message he post might be related to his future plans about the Grok.

This reminds me about a game that I am playing right now called Honor of Kings. Couple weeks ago, a new design has been added into the gameplay that I really don't like, but a lot of people like it, therefore I have to put in extra work or even modify myself to fit into the system.

The article states that a lot of negative comments are created since the movie “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” published. However, more than 50 percent of the negative comments are not even made by human, but robots instead, which shows that it is actually " actually “deliberate, organized political influence measures” in disguise."

It reminds me about the test on a lot of website such as Chrome asking if you are a human, and ask you to identify something such as pictures that has bus on it.

Walter Kaufmann wrote and published a book called "Existentialism from Dostoevsky to Sartre" in 1956. Kaufman begins with a portrait of the "existentialists," from writers Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Kafka, and Rilke to thinkers Nietzsche, Heidegger, Sartre, Kierkegaard, Jaspers, and Camus, who refused to belong to any ideological faction or deny the sufficiency of any faith group. To regard traditional philosophy as superficial, scholastic and remote from life, and to be clearly dissatisfied with it - this is the core of existentialism.

In addition, Taoism also has a large system of deities, and believers worship and worship many deities, such as The Three Pristine Ones (The Primeval Lord of Heaven (Yuan Shi Tian Zun), The Heavenly Lord of Numinous Treasure (Ling Bao Tian Zun), and The Heavenly Lord of Tao and Virtue (Dao De Tian Zun) ), the Jade Emperor, and Four Heavenly Ministers etc.