CP> Hello, August Abolins : Brother Rabbit.
 CP> On 11/4/20 11:43 PM you wrote:
 CP> 
 CP> > BR> Are you hinting at a women's bath? ;) That would be sort of what
 CP> > I had in mind. There are indeed many scenarios to imagine. Today's
 CP> > open culture on the internet and the Big Brother tv show/contest is
 CP> > conditioning a generation to think it's ok and fun to spy on other
 CP> > people as a form of entertainment.
 CP> 
 CP> This is one of those things that really confuses me.
 CP> I'm a very private person, normally.  I mean I will talk about details
 CP> of my life from time to time, but the people that post constant status
 CP> updates or live stream their lives,  I just can't understand that
 CP> mindset.  Especially when many of those same people are the ones who
 CP> seem to attract so much unwanted attention by stalkers, yet seemed
 CP> surprised by that fact.
 CP> 
 CP> > I guess that I am product of such a plan.  I admit to have somewhat
 CP> > enjoyed some of those Big Brother seasons.  I did not realize that
 CP> > the franchise is world-wide with versions in other countries too.
 CP> 
 CP> Yes, that is big business. Tapping into mankind's voyuerism.
 CP> 
 CP> 
 CP> --
 CP> Best regards!
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Regarding the people that constantly post.. isn't there a monetary component to
some of those depending on the platform? For Youtube, I think it's about $5 per
1000 views, with a minimum payout of $100. To reach 20,000 views (for the
minimum payout) would sound relatively easy in this world-wide internet age. 

I could have garnished my first $100 for this little sampler I created:
https://youtu.be/AENmsEVltcQ  ..but that was 11 years ago. LOL

There is probably also an element of validation going on to feel important.
Maybe even some people are hoping "to be discovered" by some entertainment
mogul and attain greater celeb status.

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