#social media impact

Are ski resorts killing the soul of extreme sports by catering to Instagram influencers?

Has social media permanently ruined how we have real conversations?

Does online activism change anything real, or is it just a performance for likes?

Do player social media posts make you question your team loyalty?

Has Instagram killed the mystery of antique hunting for you?

How do you find authentic indie cinema and cultural festivals without the Instagram crowd ruining it?

Are influencers actually ruining e-commerce by making us buy garbage we don't need?

What's your take on the new agenda pushing "digital friendships" over real-world connections?

Is the whole "perfect mum" Instagram trend actually making family life harder for everyone else?

Has social media destroyed our ability to enjoy a movie without spoilers?

Has social media made us more connected, or just better at pretending?

What’s your take on cancel culture ruining genuine social relations?

Does anyone else feel the pressure is way worse than your own childhood?

Has social media made you second-guess your approach to family life?

Is the audience at cultural festivals more interested in Instagram moments than the actual films?

Do we secretly prefer curated online friendships over messy real-life relationships but refuse to admit it?

Does anyone else feel like social media is making us all lonelier at the same time?

What’s your take on online activism replacing face-to-face social relations in modern society?

Are DIY influencers actually killing the hobby by making it look too easy?