We have "death by GPS" because people are stupid. At what point do we just have a cause of death that is "too stupid to live".
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>Scaling a 700ft skyscraper, leaping into a reservoir, and ghost hunting in rural Italy are just some attempts influencers have made to shoot exciting, fresh social media content for their swathes of followers. But the consequences of each resulted in similar outcomes - they all ended in death. And while social media remains a playground of competition between wannabe stars and online icons, the lengths some content creators are willing to go to for the most likes is becoming chillingly extreme.
We have "death by GPS" because people are stupid. At what point do we just have a cause of death that is "too stupid to live".
Archive: https://archive.today/41fZH
From the post:
>>Scaling a 700ft skyscraper, leaping into a reservoir, and ghost hunting in rural Italy are just some attempts influencers have made to shoot exciting, fresh social media content for their swathes of followers.
But the consequences of each resulted in similar outcomes - they all ended in death.
And while social media remains a playground of competition between wannabe stars and online icons, the lengths some content creators are willing to go to for the most likes is becoming chillingly extreme.
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