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What are some topics social media friends think they are experts on?

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You can't say gorillas or zoos.

 

I go with coaching.

 

What say you?

Zoology and parenting.

 

I'm kidding, it's all of them. All topics.

The law

Play calling

Police tactics

Who the coach should be playing more

I'm kidding, it's all of them. All topics.

 

This is the truth of the world. I'm of the opinion that we've always believed we knew best, we just never had an outlet for it before.

This is the truth of the world. I'm of the opinion that we've always believed we knew best, we just never had an outlet for it before.

 

Most definitely. Like most other things, social media has simply amplified it to a regressive level.

If someone is really an expert how much time are they going to spend engaging anyone on social media?

 

Best case scenario they may have someone working/handling it for them and using social media as more of a marketing campaign.

 

Don't get me wrong, I think social media is great but I rarely invest much credibility or time in it.

 

I think 98% of it is nothing but noise.

Grilling and photography. :D

 

Everyone is a photographer these days.

Everyone is a food photographer these days.

 

Seems like it.

Politics and sports.

 

And when I say sports I mean all aspects. Players, coaches, coaching, refereeing. All of it.

 

I've unfollowed a lot of people who constantly make political posts so I don't see those experts all that much anymore.

Definitely politics.

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