This is 100x better than my posts which could generally be described as all context and no watch.
It does beg the question, are we here for the watches or are we here for the context? We can see pictures of watches anywhere so it would appear that are here to see what other people have to say about watches, ours and theirs.
The same concept applies to the recent YouTuber’s thread. We can find and read specs and reviews in multiple locations. It must be the context, the personal viewpoint or interaction that others share, that brings us here and to YouTube videos.
It does beg the question, are we here for the watches or are we here for the context? We can see pictures of watches anywhere so it would appear that are here to see what other people have to say about watches, ours and theirs.
The same concept applies to the recent YouTuber’s thread. We can find and read specs and reviews in multiple locations. It must be the context, the personal viewpoint or interaction that others share, that brings us here and to YouTube videos.
In the case of WC, it's all opinions. Mostly giving, less listening. I'm just as guilty. It's the way of social media.
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Well played sir, well played.
I had to see for myself.
watch clickbait... i like it.
This is 100x better than my posts which could generally be described as all context and no watch.
We need a special WC Badge for this kind of post. I don't know what to call the badge but I know who has earned it!
This is 100x better than my posts which could generally be described as all context and no watch.
It does beg the question, are we here for the watches or are we here for the context? We can see pictures of watches anywhere so it would appear that are here to see what other people have to say about watches, ours and theirs.
The same concept applies to the recent YouTuber’s thread. We can find and read specs and reviews in multiple locations. It must be the context, the personal viewpoint or interaction that others share, that brings us here and to YouTube videos.
It does beg the question, are we here for the watches or are we here for the context? We can see pictures of watches anywhere so it would appear that are here to see what other people have to say about watches, ours and theirs.
The same concept applies to the recent YouTuber’s thread. We can find and read specs and reviews in multiple locations. It must be the context, the personal viewpoint or interaction that others share, that brings us here and to YouTube videos.
In the case of WC, it's all opinions. Mostly giving, less listening. I'm just as guilty. It's the way of social media.