Tag: Social Media
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O mero fato de os brasileiros despenderem tanta energia com rede social achando que isso é política já é um atraso para o país.
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The sheer fact that Brazilians dispend so much energy on social media, thinking that it is politics, is, in itself, a delay for the country.
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For several weeks now, France’s two most famous YouTubers, known as Squeezie and Tibo InShape, have been locked in a fierce virtual war. Behind the duel between these two men lie two trends that divide French youth: progressivism versus identity.
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And the MIC can’t have any dissident media voices like TikTok expressing skepticism about the ongoing sacrifice of the nation of Ukraine, the upcoming sacrifice of Russia, and eventually, China and Iran.