I worry about our collective mental health and well-being. I worry about what this is doing to our brain chemistry — if the use of social media and all the hate therein is fundamentally changing our brains at a molecular level that will get passed down to the next generations. Read the blog here: https://amberwardell.com/02172024/1468/mental-health/social-media-gives-and-takes-in-equal-measure-why-our-mental-health-is-in-the-shitter/

I saw this as someone who is so self absorbed in how they look in social media profiles like Instagram.

Classical art and artists were sort of the influencers back in the day. Therefore, the concept of reimagining some of those icons as trendsetters of today's world is not far-fetched. Tiago, an artist from Portugal did exactly that.

The Belgian illustrator Brecht Vandenbroucke has been using his Instagram account to share his satirical point of view on social media and how it's transforming our social lives.

In a world awash with endless possibilities and constant digital noise, finding one’s true purpose can seem like a daunting quest. The quest for purpose, which has always been challenging, is now compounded by the pervasive influence of social media and the internet. Today, we explore the psychology behind discovering your purpose and why social media can sometimes hinder rather than help in this pursuit.