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Al-Hussein Abdul Razzak on Recycling Triviality
The writer criticizes the phenomenon of repetition and the transformation of trivial entertainment content on social media into "trends" that dominate online platforms. He points out that ideas are excessively recycled, which diminishes their value and creates a false impression of their importance. The article explains that many topics spread rapidly and become digital public issues without any real significance, further perpetuating the cycle of recycling triviality. The writer emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between entertainment and selectivity in content, so that we do not let foolish trends control our interests and manipulate our minds. He also predicts that these trends will eventually fade over time.
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