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I derive joy from paying attention to how the world around us works especially human behavior. There's something I have always noticed and it leaves me flabbergasted despite the fact that I have experienced it countless times.

Humans forget a lot.

As a broke author, I went to YouTube to fish out a tutorial I needed to copy and suddenly something happened. I saw Dax's post — one of the greatest artists of this generation but there's something I have always noticed. Dax has this habit of reposting the same contents (mostly posts and short videos) over and over again and doesn't bother letting anyone know it's an old post.

The funny thing is, I have never seen any of the fans ask questions like: bros, you post this thing few months ago abi? I go through the comments to find at least one comment like that and it's extremely rare like snow in Nigeria.

I have reached a conclusion: humans forget so easily. Funny enough, most times, they don't forget because they don't remember but because it's okay and easier to do what others are doing; and the human brain loves shortcuts. There's also this obsession with consistency; that is, the desire to stick to something even if it's leading them down the path of hell. At that moment, the mental strength to pull out is at its lowest point.

I know another legitimate reason Dax does this, is to reach out to more audience whose interest might be piqued by those types of contents. However, I see this same scenario in addiction. When the urge suddenly becomes intense, we tend to push away any thought trying to save us from going back to our vomit. It's not that we don't remember...

In conclusion, repetition is not a bad thing. By reposting these videos from time to time, Dax keeps the buzz from fading while keep the people motivated and entertained. When you learn to craft something familiar in a different way, you keep people glued. People will always forget, not because they don't remember but because they prefer not to; because it doesn't require much mental strength.

Let me stop here.

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Reposting a content got nothing to do with forgetfulness

Humans don't forget so easily. You are yet to understand the world.

The world is a place of inequality where personality determines reactions to actions. Different performers of same action get different responses.

immortalcrown:
Humans don't forget so easily. You are yet to understand the world.

The world is a place of inequality where personality determines reactions to actions. Different performers of same action get different responses.

"People will always forget, not because they don't remember but because they prefer not to; because it doesn't require much mental strength."

SuperOnyi:

"People will always forget, not because they don't remember but because they prefer not to; because it doesn't require much mental strength."

Does pretending to be asleep mean sleeping?

immortalcrown:
Does pretending to be asleep mean sleeping?

That doesn't change the fact that you actually did that — that's the essence of this thread. When someone acts like they don't remember, it's not that they don't, but because doing so (admitting they remember) requires mental strength.

The mental strength to argue, fight, etc... That's the whole point.

Carndidlaydid:
Reposting a content got nothing to do with forgetfulness

I would have loved to hear your points but I don't know if you are in the right state of mind — this moniker is likely being operated by the same person who insulted my father for no reason and is a helpless dr*g add**t.