Not MGTOW, but as we bring up social media in some discussions on a regular basis,I thought this was interesting. Plus, as always, never hurts to have different topics here.

For one, how dare the author compare Ansel Adam's work to a social media influencer? Plus, people were already going out to the wilderness WAY before social media. Three, risk taking isn't exactly a bad thing in some instances. But standing at the edge of a precipice just for a selfie? Plus I kinda see the point the author makes about people complaining about tourists flocking to national parks but making money off of them, but assuming he's also one of these environmentalists, at some point, social media influencers will just go there for the perfect photo, leave, abd leave trash behind. At some point he and others like him will whine that national parks need to have visitor limits because tourists are ruining the scenery

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/selfies-don-t-kill-people?utm_source=pocket-newtab

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/selfies-don-t-kill-people?utm_source=pocket-newtab