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Why do we cry when a fictional character dies? Why do millions watch "unboxing" videos? The answer lies in the psychology of .

The shift from scarcity to abundance marks the dividing line. In the 20th century, scarcity of channels meant high quality control (and high boredom). In the 21st century, the internet created abundance—anyone with a smartphone is a producer of . schoolgirl xxxteen

For many, serves as a coping mechanism. The pandemic lockdowns of the 2020s saw a massive surge in video game sales (specifically Animal Crossing: New Horizons ) and comfort rewatches ( The Office , Friends ). However, there is a dark side. When popular media becomes a substitute for real life, it can lead to social atrophy. The rise of "shipping" (imagining romantic relationships between real people) and "anti-fandoms" (dedicated hate-watching communities) illustrates how intense the relationship has become. Why do we cry when a fictional character dies

: Write from the perspective of a girl who has to "reinvent" herself for the first day of school or a new summer camp. Prompt: "What I wish my teachers knew" The shift from scarcity to abundance marks the dividing line