I found this article very interesting because clearly there is data to back up the claim that the person using Presidents account is different depending on the device the tweet came from. The person from an iPhone seems much nicer than the one using android.

I found this very interesting because i often see videos or posts of people showing off their shoes, watches, or cars. But i always question the authenticity of those because now there are so many high quality reps that telling the difference between real and rep is very little. Even Though the fake items look very similar the connection one has to an authentic item cannot be faked.

I decided to go check out this site myself and was shocked with the activity it still had. People were posting about current events around the world and posts had tons of interactions. For a site that has been around for this long i expected there to be very little activity, but this makes me realize people still appreciate the freedom of speech over nice UI/UX which newer social media provides.

Reading this for the first time i had to take a step back and really think about what even was social media before the internet, but i came to realization that social media has been around since humans. My definition of social media has always associated with internet but social media is really the interaction of humans with other humans, the internet in fact has changed this meaning with the possibility of human to ai interaction also considered social media.

I think about this relationship on a daily basis. Everyday i encounter something on social media that makes me question this relationship, and majority of the time my reaction to what i am seeing is not real life.

I have always understood Taoism as letting things come to you rather than trying to chase them, in other words attract what is meant for you. This summary aligns well with my understanding and what i have learned about taoism.

Floating point is a topic that i have always found confusing. But this article did a really good job of simplifying the concept and showing great examples.

This made me realize just how much of the information on how peripherals is abstracted away from the user. Whenever i use my phone for music i never had to think about how exactly are the speakers creating the sound. Reading this now i understand how apps like spotify are storing the songs and how they are translated to actual sound through the speakers.

This source was very interesting because it shows how a high review count on App Store might not be accurate. Many times I personally use the reviews to decide if I want to download an app but now I will have to rely on my own judgment rather than the reviews

Ethics is very important to be considered by the programmers when making bots but should users that possibly interact with bots also be held to a certain ethical standard?

This is a very interesting point because at times if I see someone purpose an idea I check their following and if it’s a high number I give it credibility but not often do I check if those followers are real