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Social media astrologers cause massive daily panic

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A single creator with a ring light can easily convince millions of viewers that the upcoming weekend will destroy their lives. They use extremely dramatic language to describe routine planetary movements, ensuring maximum viral engagement through sheer terror. The resulting mass hysteria creates a completely artificial wave of anxiety based entirely on an exaggeration.

Social media astrologers cause massive daily panic
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