Bonzibuddy, but with AI.

John Oliver did an excellent explainer about how pig butchering works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPpl2ISKTg

(apologies if the YouTube link has geographic restrictions, don't know if it does)

The current car market is unsustainable. 96 month loans are becoming common place. It is just a matter of time until people who purchased their cars during chip shortage are massively underwater on their cars. If they have long loans and the cars start having major problems they won't be able to roll negative equity into their next car loan.

People are extremely irresponsible with money and cars with high, long time loans are a great wealth destroying 'vehicle'.

I think the social media helped fuel the 'I want NOW!' culture. This gave life to scalpers and $10k mark up on cars. I'm interested how all this is going to unfold.

There is a massive YouTube and Instagram industry of outright faking craft and cooking tips. They're not just bad or a stretch, they're intentionally fabricated, made at scale by TheSoul Publishing with 550 employees. That's because making cool things looking surprisingly easy goes viral way better than actual reality-grounded instructions, and for the adtech giants nothing matters except the number of clicks.

Before people realize that they can't really make a 3-layer cake in a toaster, the fakers already cash in on the views. Usually the risk of these faked craft hacks is just cut fingers and kitchen fires, but the "just grab 2000V, it's so easy!" videos take it to another level of lethality.