Consume Product

A couple weeks ago someone posted a study that found that just trying not to think about the things that make you sad was way more effective than psychoanalysis. Would be very grateful if anyone has this.

Reminder the placebo effect is to disguise the power of your subconscious

Take this post for example from Kristi Noem: https://x.com/Sec_Noem/status/1901047194364637246

You'll see a shit load of verified accounts commenting. At the top, are real people that criticize her and have real engagement. But if you scroll down you'll see all these retard comments with emojis and stupid typical maga bullshit 3 word responses. Those are all supposedly verified accounts, meaning they pay for Twitter subscription.

If you click on them, you'll see they have usually over a thousand or a few thousand followers. Then you ask yourself, who the fuck is this person with so many followers? Then you look at their total posts up to date (top left above their profile) and its literally 20k+ posts, some are pushing 100k posts!

Who the fuck posts so much?

Now, there are reposts which will have a lot of engagement and likes simply because of the original account the post is being reposted from. BUT, if you scroll and look at that bot's self posts, you'll se barely no engagement. Pretty weird if they have thousands of followers.

Take these random accounts I clicked on and see for yourself:

https://x.com/Lisasinglee
This one has almost 1800 followers with almost 23k posts total. Yet, the engagement on their posts is nonexistent.

https://x.com/12th_tim
Now this guy follows the account above lol. Also a fucking bot following a bot. This account has almost 48 thousand followers with 84k posts! Look at the non-repost tweets it makes and there's literally 5 likes per post. If you have such a following your engagement would be at least in the hundreds. The followers are all bots.

Its fucking bizarre. Really ties into the dead internet theory nicely though. For those that don't know what that is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory

Of course its just another "conspiracy theory", goy!