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The Psychology of People Who Don't Use Social Media

Why the people who "disappear" from social media are actually the only ones who are truly here. In a hyper-connected world, we view the undocumented life as suspicious. If you can't find someone on Instagram or LinkedIn, you wonder what they are hiding. But what if they aren't hiding anything? What if they are preserving the very thing we have auctioned off: the sanctity of our own consciousness? This video explores the psychology of the "Non-User," not as a Luddite, but as a modern philosopher. We dive into the warnings of Søren Kierkegaard ("The Crowd is Untruth"), the neuroscience of the Default Mode Network, and why the fear of being "irrelevant" is keeping you from being real. It is time to confront the "curated hallucination" and reclaim the ability to be alone. Timestamps: 0:00 The "Ghost" in the Machine 1:11 The Undocumented Life 2:53 The Anxiety of Performance 4:46 The Marketplace of the Soul 5:43 Kierkegaard & "The Crowd" 8:57 Neuroscience: The Default Mode Network 11:19 The Trap of Social Comparison 12:37 The Price of Reality (Withdrawal) 14:05 The Ultimatum: Wake Up References & Key Concepts: Søren Kierkegaard: "The Crowd is Untruth" The Default Mode Network (DMN) & Creativity Social Comparison Theory Digital Minimalism & The Attention Economy #DigitalMinimalism #Philosophy #Kierkegaard #Psychology #SocialMediaDetox #Einzelgänger #TheSchoolOfLife #JOMO