Bert Kreischer shares how social media checks are used to determine if someone is suitable for a campaign or not.
The speaker talks about an unverified killer who has a million followers on Twitter, despite having killed two people and feeling guilty about it. The speaker discusses the narcissistic side of social media and the inability to verify a killer's account on Twitter.
A hacker shares his experience of being thrust into the limelight overnight after hacking into a university website, leading to an article about him being published. He expresses his complete euphoria and addiction to the rush of popularity on social media, constantly checking notifications and replying to tweets and DMs every five minutes.
A person discusses their experience of being asked to stop talking to a friend who made racist comments on social media.
The speaker discusses the issue of friends with public platforms doing something dangerous and ill-considered that could be harmful in every sense, and how he reached out in private to try and help. He also highlights that it was obvious that COVID-19 had a significant probability of being a big deal, contrary to some beliefs held at the time.