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The World Map You Know Is Wrong. Here's Why 1.8 Million People Are Obsessed With Data Maps.
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The World Map You Know Is Wrong. Here's Why 1.8 Million People Are Obsessed With Data Maps.

The world map you've always known is misleading. Discover why a Reddit community of 1.8 million is obsessed with data maps that blend art and tech to reveal global trends and shape public opinion.

Inside r/wtf: Why 6.4 Million People Are Obsessed With the Web's Weirdest Photos
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Inside r/wtf: Why 6.4 Million People Are Obsessed With the Web's Weirdest Photos

With over 6.4 million members, Reddit's 'r/wtf' is a hub for the internet's most bizarre and unexplainable photos. We explore the psychology behind why we're so drawn to them.

The Algorithmic Allure of 'Weird Lil Guys': What Viral Pet Trends Reveal About Digital Engagement & The Creator Economy
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The Algorithmic Allure of 'Weird Lil Guys': What Viral Pet Trends Reveal About Digital Engagement & The Creator Economy

Discover how viral pet trends, like 'Cats Being Weird Little Guys,' offer deep insights into digital engagement, the creator economy, and universal human psychology. Learn why authenticity and data-driven insights are crucial for modern brands.

The Stupidity Economy: How Viral Fails Became a Digital Gold Rush
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The Stupidity Economy: How Viral Fails Became a Digital Gold Rush

It's not just about memes. Viral 'stupidity' is a powerful economic engine driving the attention economy. PRISM analyzes the impact on tech, brands, and society.