On "Farmtok," agriculture gets its moment in the spotlight. What would it mean if that disappeared?

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Zoe Kent hopes people get a little joy out of her talking about farming on the Internet. In one of her latest videos, she compares pesticide application to dry...

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literally get a real job

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literally get a real job

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This is how people learn about career prospects in the 21st century.

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literally get a real job

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This is how people learn about career prospects in the 21st century.

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this is not how people learn about career prospects. this is how people have their personal data farmed, their attention spans cooked, their wallets drained, their motivation killed, and actual life skills atrophied.

tiktok/social media is nobody's friend.

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bruh im a milennial ong. no shot u assumed im a boomer.

this is not how people learn about career prospects. this is how people have their personal data farmed, their attention spans cooked, their wallets drained, their motivation killed, and actual life skills atrophied.

tiktok/social media is nobody's friend.

mb on the dig and I agree socmed is wretched. Real talk though, you can't internet without becoming The Product unless you're camping onion services, IRC, and net revival circles. Every public-facing dotcom is packed with tracking pixels and irresponsible cookies. Even if you avoid the surface net and smart devices, realspace is packed with people who don't, and our homes and workplaces are full of electronic ears.

If socmed can be exploited to the benefit of the consumer, why not? They're already doing it to us, might as well get what we can out of it.

on god