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If you’ve been feeling weird about social media lately, we’d love to hear it. Send us a quick voice note on Speakpipe (http://bit.ly/sensemakingvn).

Now… into the episode:

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Do you ever feel like everything online looks like a movie trailer now? From Instagram reels to indie films - same lighting, same tone, the same “algorithm-approved” format.

In this episode, we talk about the conflict of being people who actually enjoy creating things… but are slowly falling out of love with the platforms we’re supposed to use to share them.

We get into why Instagram has started to feel like junk mail, how marketing your work can quietly breed resentment, and why even modern cinematography — as clean and beautiful as it looks — sometimes feels strangely empty.

We also get into the deeper questions:

• Is it still possible to make meaningful work in a world that seems to reward noise?
• What does authenticity even look like anymore?
• And what happens when your art starts serving the machine, instead of the other way around?

A slow-burning, think-out-loud kind of episode. For the creators, the observers, and everyone in between.

Before you go, remember you can send us a quick voice note on Speakpipe (http://bit.ly/sensemakingvn) and tell us how you feel about social media right now. Are we all experiencing the same quiet fatigue?