Drones and Social Media
The discussion highlights the evolution of intelligence gathering, drawing parallels with the rise of drone technology as a modern warfare tool. Snap's impressive growth, with 332 million daily active users, is likened to a gateway drug, leading users to even more addictive platforms like TikTok. The conversation also touches on personal experiences with substances, emphasizing the unique ways different platforms engage users.In this clip
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