👉 The word "online stats" has become a trendy buzzword, used to describe all kinds of statistics that are collected and analyzed on websites like Facebook and Instagram. But did you know that online stats can actually be a bit unsettling?
Imagine someone's Twitter followers count as the number of likes they received per day. If someone posts a new post 10 times a day, their total followers would be 10,000. But if you counted only once at midnight, your follower count would be a mere 1,000! So, while online stats can provide useful insights into public engagement and popularity, they also raise questions about privacy and the potential for manipulation or bias in the data we use to measure our success.
