For a very long time, I avoided using Instagram, thinking its distractive, addictive, and of course, the jealousy of seeing everybody having fun. But I recently logged in after 4 years, and its intellectual, creative, and wholesome side amazed me.
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We have people talking about the Whirlpool Galaxy, comets, and the cosmic secrets that are only known by the astrophysicists, astrophotographers, or the gods.
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Molecular biologists are opening up about their research ideas, patents, and tricks that have helped them survive their PhDs.
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Cinematographers are teaching camera angles, lighting effects, and depth of movie scenes, which can change your perception towards cinema.
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Media and literature people are quoting writers like Friedrich Nietzsche and their Ăśbermensch theory, which states that legacy is optional.
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Gods, religions, and people talking about how they gained clarity after visiting Kedarnath is mind-blowing. I don’t know if that happens for real or not, but it gives me hope that there is someone above looking after me.
In 2026, we are witnessing people expressing their low-budget experiences and not being ashamed of them. Beyond the glamour of a 21-year-old influencer buying a Mercedes, I love it when a fresher flexes his rented home tour with a 25k salary. That’s a win for all of us in the middle class.
I hope all of you guys get to witness this creative side of social media.