Okay, so I do think people do spend a lot of time posting their own photos online because I do post on my aesthetics Instagram channel where I just post aesthetic photos but it takes me about whenever I do post a photo it takes me about two hours or something around that and like it’s not just clicking the photo and posting it directly there is a lot of pre-work around it like when I’m posting a video or when any other person is posting a video they have to upscale the picture or upscale the picture, hard filters to it come up with a really good caption and then post it and can and then have to wait up till the post is up and the work doesn’t stop there. They have to like it’s human psychology that But whenever they post online, they keep on checking it again and again and again. I do that as well. Like whenever I post a story, I keep on checking it again and again. Like who has liked it or not.
Band 7+: Do you think that people spend too much time posting photos of themselves online?
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Okay, so I do think people spend a lot of time posting their own photos online because I post on my aesthetics Instagram channel where I share aesthetic photos. Whenever I post a photo, it takes me about two hours or so. It's not just clicking the photo and posting it directly; there is a lot of pre-work involved. When I'm posting a video, or when any other person is posting a video, they have to upscale the picture, apply hard filters, come up with a really good caption, and then post it. And then they have to wait until the post is up. The work doesn't stop there. It's human psychology that whenever they post online, they keep checking it again and again. I do that as well. Whenever I post a story, I keep checking it repeatedly to see who has liked it or not.
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