Eh bro, I agree with you on many points lah. Nowadays, people too quick to jump onto the bandwagon and follow popular narratives, especially the younger folks who just want to seem in-the-know and 'woke'. Not saying that's a bad thing per se, but it does make the online environment quite homogenous and boring after a while.
You also raised a good point about responsible influencers - they do exist, thank goodness! The ones who use their reach to advocate for genuine causes and shed light on real issues are actually doing a public service. But yes, like you say, these are few and far between.
I think the key word here is balance - we don't want to dampen people's enthusiasm for sharing their thoughts online, that's their freedom of expression. But at the same time, some form of regulation or guidelines could help curb the more harmful effects of unthinking social media influence. We need to draw the line somewhere, or at least have mechanisms in place to hold these influential figures accountable for their words and actions. Not easy lah this whole situation - it's a tightrope walk!
Anyway, I think our little discussion here is pretty interesting. Quite an insightful look into how complicated this whole social media landscape has become, right? We can definitely learn a lot from each other's experiences and perspectives.