The problem with social media is that we are all here, including people from Grade 10F, and we’ve somehow convinced ourselves that all opinions carry equal weight. Someone who was shouting “Ma’am, faka u-zero” is now confidently arguing with a doctor about diagnostic medicine or lecturing a lawyer on constitutional rationality and just administrative action. Expertise, years of study and actual experience are casually replaced with confidence and a Wi-Fi connection. The internet has democratised access to information, but it has also normalised the illusion of expertise. Knowing how to speak confidently about something off a quick AI search ≠ knowing what you’re talking about. In life there is no THEREFORE