Sophia Bilu Week 7: I am No Longer a Slave to Social Media

  For too long, we have been shackled down by the slaves of social media. Whenever we try to do work, the urge to scroll through our favorite apps tugs at the back of our minds. No matter where you turn, social media is lurking, waiting to pull you under. But now, gone are my days of watching TikTok for hours on end! Gone are my days of sitting for hours in dark rooms only illuminated by the light of my iPhone as I desperately tried to convince myself to see the sun. Why should we succumb to the call of social media? Why should we be slaves to the forces of higher corporations and conglomerates! As the human nation, we need to dig our heels into the ground and shout, “No! You will not defeat us!”



Comrades, please, hear my voice. Without social media, we will be a free people. Our society will truly become superior, and we will thrive. Imagine what we could do without the burden of Minecraft Twitch streamers. The freedom we will feel once social media is eradicated from our lives is inconceivable! It would be a new golden era of mankind, the peak of our existence. We will be free of our shackles, free to run, frolic, dance around in fields of golden wheat and breathe in the summer air. 

The itching pull of temptation will tug on the back of your mind, but we must resist. It is imperative to our success as the human race! Please… listen before it is too late…

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  1. Josh RubinNovember 9, 2022 at 3:55 PM

    Lets gooo. We must get rid of these terrible distractions I totally agree with you! We will be free

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