I believe technology often pressures people to project an image of who they think others want them to be, rather than allowing them to explore their true selves.

Social media creates an unrealistic version of life, where people display only the best aspects, leading to a distorted self-image.

In today's corporate culture, many people feel pressured to suppress their true selves at work, leading to a robotic existence driven by fear of losing their jobs.

In the AI era, authenticity and genuineness will become rare, as it's easy to produce fabricated content with AI. My advice is to remain true to yourself and be real.

If you compromise your true self to cater to what you think the audience wants, it often leads to failure.

Social media has shifted from connecting people to creating a social hierarchy, where users seek to portray an idealized version of their lives.

Social media often presents an idealized version of life and relationships, leading to unrealistic expectations and feelings of inadequacy.

The last decade has seen a rise in preference falsification, where people publicly express views they don't actually hold, leading to a distorted understanding of societal beliefs.

Social media often presents an unrealistic view of relationships, leading to a yearning for something that may not exist. This can create dissatisfaction in one's own relationship, as people compare their lives to the curated images they see online.