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The Express Tribune·2 min read·medium

'Likes have replaced work'

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Qaisar Kamran
'Likes have replaced work'
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Pakistani actor Mohammad Ahmed has criticized the rise of toxic online culture, where individuals seek viral fame by insulting others rather than focusing on professional work. He argues that social media has incentivized negativity as a shortcut to popularity.

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This highlights the growing global concern regarding the impact of social media algorithms on professional ethics and interpersonal behavior in the entertainment industry.

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