路上の施しとYouTubeの不幸コンテンツは、なぜ同じではないのか
Is giving money to a person begging on the street the same as sending money to someone sharing their struggles on YouTube? In this episode, I explore a crucial difference. Traditional charity ideally aims to reduce suffering until assistance is no longer necessary. On social media, however, suffering can become content that generates views, donations, advertising revenue, and attention. This creates a strange conflict: recovering may improve someone’s life while reducing the value of their content. Viewers can also become both supporters and spectators. What happens when poverty, loneliness…
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