Are There Any Pros About Using Social Media?
I think so. For example, there are many social accounts where we can learn about places in the world, literature, philosophy, science, and more. Or we can follow in the footsteps of those who truly have an enlightened point of view or a particular way of thinking.
- People to be inspired by.
- People who are different from the crowd.
- People who have built their lives on a solid foundation.
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