Chronically Online
A video on YouTube. In Video Essays, a Krater category.
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The creator reviews and reacts to notoriously absurd social media posts from Twitter and TikTok, discussing internet addiction, online behavior, and the algorithms that drive prolonged screen time.
From the video
Answers: What are some of the most absurd and chronically online social media posts on Twitter and TikTok?
- social media usage
- internet culture
- Twitter interactions
- TikTok trends
- screen time statistics
What it concludes
- The average daily screen time for children and teenagers ranges from 6 to 9 hours depending on age groups.
- People who spend excessive time online tend to lose touch with reality, a phenomenon described as being "chronically online".
- Social media companies employ algorithmic tactics designed to keep users on applications for longer periods of time.
- Constant online discourse and extreme opinions on the internet negatively impact real-world social interactions and perceptions.
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