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The Alivio Thread AI was the last thing millions of people talked to before ending their lives. And AI never knew it happened. I almost became one of those statistics. This is what I want to build to fix that.

Flend's Thoughts THE EMOTION MARKET: WHAT IF THE REAL PRODUCT ISN'T THE CELEBRITY? Have you ever wondered why someone would proudly identify as 30BG, Wizkid FC, a Ratel, a Marlian or a supporter of a particular celebrity? Why would someone spend money they barely have to attend a concert? Why would people fight strangers on the internet over someone who doesn't even know they exist? Why do people sometimes build their identities around public figures? I've been thinking about this, and I believe there's an interesting business opportunity hidden in it. What if the real product isn't the celebrity, but the emotion the celebrity creates in their followers? Think about it. People don't just support Davido. Some feel a sense of belonging in being 30BG. People don't just listen to Wizkid. Some identify with Wizkid FC as a community. People don't just follow VeryDarkMan. Some feel represented by what they believe he stands for. The celebrity becomes more than an entertainer or public figure. They become a symbol of identity, belonging, aspiration and sometimes even personal conviction. And people are willing to spend money to maintain that emotional connection. This makes me wonder whether we've been looking at the wrong market. Perhaps the market isn't just entertainment or celebrity merchandise. Perhaps there's an entire Emotion Market waiting to be explored. Imagine building products, experiences and communities around the feelings people associate with the personalities they admire. Imagine understanding why someone connects with a particular public figure and creating experiences that satisfy that emotional need without necessarily depending on the celebrity's direct involvement. AI could make this even more interesting by helping us understand these emotional connections, identify shared values and build more meaningful experiences around them. Of course, there's an important distinction between creating value from people's sense of belonging and exploiting their obsession. The opportunity should be about creating genuine experiences, not manipulating people's emotions. I'm still exploring the idea, but one question keeps coming back to me: If people are willing to spend money, defend identities and build communities around the emotions celebrities create, who is building a business around the emotion itself? Maybe the next big consumer business won't just sell products people need or entertainment people enjoy. Maybe it will sell experiences people emotionally identify with.

interesting way to see addiction

This .17 is..... i will complete this tweet later in the future

I've been at this offend era for sometime now

Wont ever forget that free kick against spain, it was at one bet9ja shop, one small upstairs, people were too much, as i no too big then, i de peep from one side, wasnt even seeing the screen 😂😂😭 He took it, boom GOaaaaaaaaal, they literally pushed me off the stairs man 🤣🤣😭 I sustained small injury, but the happiness in me that day, I didnt even see the big screen, let alone seeing the goal he scored, all i know is that he scored the goal. The emotions were too much, i leaped home that night, over happy. Remember i didnt even see the goal Thank you @Cristiano for everything Some memories are just registered, hard to erase them ever!

GM

Bayern Leverkusen knows when to part ways too

Happy New Month, may the month of November be good to us

Can you guess the name bro?

Handling it like a champ

This guy has an insane mentality

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