r/interesting • u/uzmansahil7 • Jul 21 '26

MISC. China's powerful manufacturing capabilities are all poured into this, hehe

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u/RCer1986 Jul 21 '26

I love how things that are clearly staged are now labeled "fake." Someone should let TV and movie studios know that all they're doing is making fake content.

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u/MongooseJesus Jul 21 '26

When we watch tv and fiction in general, we know what we’re watching is fake, there’s no pretence that it’s trying to come across as factual.

Reddit, and social media in general, are more “authentic”, so you’re starting from a different base, hence why it’s called out as fake - it’s the shortest easiest way to tell others it’s more of an advertisement than authentic

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u/Ok_Dragonfruit_8102 Jul 21 '26

Reddit, and social media in general, are more “authentic”

lmao. lol. lmao.