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I totally understand your point. It is frustrating. You and I have some similarities and I think this relates to having a high "justice" value. When we see "injustice", it strikes us deeply.
You find it unjust when a Social Media Nobody shakes their a$$ and flaunts their cleavage and gets 1M followers.
You try to change lives, families, and you can barely scrape together 10K.
It's infuriating.
This is why we find it hard to operate in our culture, and view ourselves as outsiders. This is why we say "What's the point?" when it comes to social media. Fighting human behavior's "path of least resistance" is always gonna lead to frustration and disappointment.
That's a very accurate observation and I definitely see it the same way.
As an entrepreneur one shouldn't impose his or her views on others yet I find it very hard to agree with today's culture in many of its aspects such as social media, ridiculously short attention spans (I F*cking hate "shorts" and the superficial garbage content it leads to), or a general lack of substance (it seems that at least online, if you're like everyone else and repeat the same BS even if it's wrong, that's when you're most successful).
It's hard running a business for outsiders (because it's niche by definition and often very difficult to monetize) but in the long term I imagine it would be even harder to run a business of the "unjust" kind and feel like you're betraying your own values.
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