Halima, But Also Get Therapy:<\/b> It’s definitely changed the way I share things. I feel like I see certain things getting pushed up by my algorithm on Instagram or TikTok, and in turn I\u2019ll post things that don\u2019t always feel authentic to me, just because I feel that they\u2019ll \u2018perform well\u2019 and will be responded to in a certain way.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Lucy Watson, Goodie Works: <\/b>I’m not very good at social media, and I never post myself on my account. But I think since the pandemic people want a kind of humanity from the people that they see online. I believe that came out of the fact that no one was really having proper human contact, and that hasn’t really gone away. That mode of personal and personality sharing is not something that I’m not used to, and I don’t really feel confident doing it, but I feel like it’s something I’m going to have to adapt to do because of the algorithm. <\/span>Some people do videos of themselves illustrating or designing, but if I know that there’s a camera watching me, then it doesn’t feel genuine. And I don’t think I can properly concentrate either.<\/span><\/p>\n\n