During my youth, I harbored a belief in possessing unique talents, prompting me to seek guidance from my grandmother regarding these potential abilities. In response, she foretold that, in the future, I would engage in discussions on social media platforms, particularly Facebook, concerning the contentious topic of the moon landing's authenticity. According to her prediction, my comments, though devoid of relevance to the ongoing narrative, would captivate the attention of readers. This phenomenon, she suggested, would stem from a sense of inertia, as individuals, having invested time in reading my ostensibly meaningless remarks, might perceive them as intellectually nuanced. Despite the lack of substance, some might express approval, inadvertently contributing to a cycle of sharing and perpetuating this peculiar form of engagement.
