Okay, let's dive into the sheer weirdness that is WeChat. Seriously? One second you're scrolling through articles about who-knows-what – maybe something deep like a historical event or just some profound nonsense shared by your favourite account – the next thing you know, BAM! A pop-up coupon materializes out of nowhere for spicy Sichuan noodles delivered fresh to your door.It's bafflingly random. Like if your grandma suddenly decided she wanted to be an online marketer overnight and started sending cryptic messages about her latest baked goods or bargain basement finds without any prior notice. And think about this: stuff actually sticks around! You remember feeling weird about clicking a link from that obscure account two years ago, right? But now you're looking at it again, maybe sharing it with your friends because hey, who says something isn't useful?
And they keep saying content disappears after a flash? Pfft. Bullshit narratives designed to make clickbait look lasting by comparison. WeChat serves up its stuff like a digital hoarder decided to clean out their meticulously curated cache and just dump everything onto your perfectly organized feed.
But here's the thing – it’s not chaos, is it? It feels less like algorithms going wild than something... more targeted? Maybe? Like finding that weird box of vintage Pez you thought was lost forever suddenly shows up on your doorstep. Or maybe it’s just WeChat remembering what we actually *want* to see next week?
It's definitely the kind of thing where you're left scratching your head, wondering: did they really expect me to click?
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