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  It's the people not the app
context: This on struck me as super awful: 
  Two young men died in the Ural Mountains after they pulled the pin from a live hand grenade to take a selfie. The phone with the picture remained as evidence of the circumstance of their deaths. >
  
  He died doing what he loved to do. >
  
  Being a narcissistic douche. >
  
  Its pretty sad and completely unnecessary. I just don’t get why people would risk life and limbs just for a few upvotes / likes on social media >
  
  Everyone thinks they have an adequate assessment of danger and risk. No one really thinks they're risking life and limb.
  And most humans are incredibly driven to feel liked and admired. Whether that's through social media; their looks; owning status symbols; being successful; getting upvotes; etc. >
  
  Anybody know where to find the video? r/WinStupidPrizes needs more content >
  
  I'll say it again, Tiktok is all that is wrong with social media. 
  It is the absolute abandonment of reasonable thought in order to portray yourself as a celebrity.