It would start with harmless white lies, like saying I was "five minutes away" when I was still at home, followed by clips of rushed get-ready routines and fake ETA screenshots. Deeper down, it might show bigger exaggerations, like pretending I understood something I clearly didn't, with confused reaction videos and awkward explainers. Tracking these "lie categories" would reveal patterns in why people stretch truth, whether for convenience or image. The feed would essentially map honesty gaps like engagement data.
Ask If Instagram Reels showed videos based on your last lie, what would your feed look like right now?
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