Influencers Are Destroying Your Brain

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#deinfluencing #overconsumption #influencers Influencers have created brands centered around overconsumption, being out of touch, and an obsession of superficial aesthetics, among other things that are quite frankly destroying your brain. From product hauls to proliferating diet culture to ruining tourism to normalizing botox and fillers, to lying to their followers to get them to buy more, much of influencer culture is toxic. In this video, I discuss the ways in which influencer culture is unhealthy and erodes our critical thinking skills. Sources: We Have All Become Travel Influencers. It’s Ruining the Planet https://time.com/6989471/travel-influencers-climate-essay/ Instagram abroad: performance, consumption and colonial narrative in tourism https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324624186_Instagram_abroad_performance_consumption_and_colonial_narrative_in_tourism 15 destinations Instagram has helped ruin https://www.businessinsider.com/travel-destinations-instagram-influencers-ruined-2019-7 Influencing Travel: https://www.nosto.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Travel-Ebook-Digital-US_FINAL.pdf Follow me on my socials: https://instagram.com/ashleyaviola https://x.com/ashleyaviola Join my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AshleyAViola *Disclaimer: Information presented in this video is my opinion and mine alone. Business inquiries: [email protected] Keywords for the algo: Tiktok overconsumption, underconsumption core, influencer brand trips, influencer overconsumption, influencers out of touch, lifestyle influencers, influencer insanity, how influencers get you to spend money, deinfluencing, tiktok made me buy it, beauty industry consumerism, beauty industry overconsumption, influencer, influencer tourism, Mikayla Noguira, Hayley Bayley, James Charles, influencers caught lying, why no one likes influencers, influencers be like, influencer cringe, influencers not disclosing ads, things social media convinces us is normal, underconsumption, deinfluencing you, anti-haul, social media addiction