May 22, 2025
Viral to Violent: The Nasim Aghdam Story
Viral to Violent: The Nasim Aghdam Story In 2018, Nasim Najafi Aghdam walked into YouTube headquarters with a loaded gun and a personal vendetta. But this story doesn’t start with violence—it starts with viral vegan videos, fitness content, and a...
Viral to Violent: The Nasim Aghdam Story
In 2018, Nasim Najafi Aghdam walked into YouTube headquarters with a loaded gun and a personal vendetta. But this story doesn’t start with violence—it starts with viral vegan videos, fitness content, and a YouTube channel that once brought her internet fame. Nasim believed the platform was silencing her. Censoring her. Punishing her for speaking out about animal cruelty. Whether that was true or not didn’t matter anymore, because she acted on it.
This episode tracks how Nasim’s rise as a content creator spiraled into isolation, conspiracy, and violence—and how the digital platforms that connect us can also amplify obsession in the worst possible way. No manifesto. No clear answers. Just a deeply strange and heartbreaking moment in true crime that almost no one saw coming.
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In twenty eighteen, a woman who once went viral for
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vegan workout videos walked into YouTube headquarters with the gun.
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Her name was Nasim Agdam, and she thought the platform
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was targeting her, deliberately tanking her views and silencing her message.
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What started as fitness content turned into conspiracy and ended
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in a way that left everyone asking how did we
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get from tofu recipes to a shooting? This is not
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your usual true crime story. It's weirder and way more
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unsettling before we dive in. If you like your true
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crime brief and bingeable, you're in the right place. Hit
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follow right now for at least two new episodes every week.
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This is ten minute murder. Let's get into it. On
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April third, twenty eighteen, a thirty nine year old woman
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walked up to YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California, with
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one very specific objective. What that objective was and how
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long she'd been planning it wouldn't become clear until much later.
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But what we do know is that it didn't start
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that day. It started years earlier and across several countries.
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Her name was Nasim Najafi Agdam born in Urmia, Iran.
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Then moved with her family to Azerbaijan, then again, this
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time across the globe to the United States. She'd been
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living in California since she was a teenager, and she
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had the kind of life story that looked on this
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show surface like a model case study in assimilation. Multiple
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languages under her belt Persian, English, Azerbaijani, Turkish, and a
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passport that could have come with footnotes. That skill set
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landed her right in the middle of the Internet boom.
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As social media started compressing the globe into bite sized,
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beingible chaos, Nasim leaned into it. She launched a handful
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of YouTube channels where she shared vegan recipes, fitness routines,
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and occasionally opinions that didn't always land softly, but it worked.
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Her content hit big overseas, especially in Iran, and for
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a while she was living the algorithm dream, going viral,
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collecting ad revenue, and building her brand. For time, things
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were going up, or at least they looked like they were.
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Nasim was living the twenty tens version of the American dream,
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one that didn't require a white picket fence, just a
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solid Wi Fi connection and a half deep an upload schedule.
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She was making money through content, going viral and getting
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attention in a niche that most people would probably scroll
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past unless it involves a cat or someone falling off
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of a treadmill, two of my favorite categories, by the way.
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And for a minute it looked like the only direction
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she could go was up. But her content started to shift.
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The tone got heavier, angrier. At first, she used her
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platform to spotlight animal cruelty, which on paper was a
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solid move. Her videos became more activist focused, and she
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started showing up at protests, making her presence known offline too.
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That's how she ended up giving an interview during a
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peda demonstration protesting how the US Marine Corps used pigs
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for trauma training. She was standing there in blood splattered pants,
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fake blood for the record, holding a plastic sword like
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a vegan themed Game of Thrones character, saying for me,
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animal rights equals human rights. It was passionate, sure, but
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it also marked a pivot from content creator to crusader,
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and that pivot came with consequences. Naseem wasn't quiet about
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what she believed. She wanted more people to go vegan,
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and she wanted fewer animals used than anything that looked
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like entertainment or training exercises, but the facts her last
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confirmed protests with PETA was nearly a decade earlier. Quote
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she appeared at a few demonstrations about nine years ago,
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a PETA spokesperson later said, but changed her phone number
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and dropped out of sight. That's where the disconnect began.
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Her identity as an activist wasn't really lining up with
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her actions anymore. Her content, once upbeat and passionate, started
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veering into odd territory, like surreal and slightly unhinged. Levels
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of odd views dropped off, revenue tanked, and instead of
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seeing it as the Internet doing what the Internet does,
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move on, Nasim got fixed. She believed YouTube was targeting her,
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not in a vague the algorithm hates me kind of way,
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but a full blown belief that the platform was actively
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centering her content because of her pro vegan anti cruelty messaging.
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The channel that once had lifted her up she now
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saw as trying to silence her. In one twenty seventeen video,
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she's wearing a black hood, asking viewers quote, when it
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comes to freedom of speech, do you think that Iran
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as better than USA? Or USA is better than Iran alone.
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It's the kind of question that might get a few
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comments and a down vote or two, but in the
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context of everything else, her tone, her building resentment, it
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landed differently, and then came the part no one saw coming.
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As her views kept dropping, Nassim used some of her
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remaining income to purchase a nine millimeter Smith and Wesson's
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semi automatic pistol, because to her, this wasn't just about
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content anymore. It was personal. A few months after buying
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the gun, Nasim quietly packed up her life and left,
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no goodbyes, no notes, just her a car full of
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belongings and whatever plan she hadn't told anyone about. Up
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until then, she'd been living with her grandmother, so when
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she didn't answer her phone for two days straight, her
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family did what any family would do. They called the
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police and reported her missing. On the morning of April second,
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police found her sleeping in her car outside of a
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Walmart in Mountain View. At first glance, she seemed fine, calm.
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She said she'd had a fight with her family and
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was just waiting things out until she could land a job.
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The officers didn't know that she had a weapon in
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the car and legally there was nothing really they could do.
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Nassem was thirty nine years old. Being missing is only
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a problem if you don't want to be missing. So
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the police called her family, said she was safe, and
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let her go. Later that same day, Nasim drove to
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YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno. If you've followed any part
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of her story up to this point, you'd probably assume
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she was about to start yelling about censorship or demanding
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someone look at her analytics. But no, she walked up
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to the front desk and asked about job openings. Legitimately,
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she talked to the receptionist and asked how she could
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get hired by the same company she'd spent months accusing
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of ruining her life. The conversation lasted about ten minutes,
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then she left with hindsights. It feels like a scouting trip,
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but at the same time, it looked like an awkward,
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kind of confusing job inquiry. Nothing about her behavior raised alarms,
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not yet. After that strange, quiet visit to YouTube's front desk,
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Nasim spent one more night in her car alone, parked
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somewhere in the Bay Area. The next steps already locked
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into place. Early the next morning, she drove to a
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nearby gun range, no announcement, no red flags, just walked in,
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paid for her time, and spent less than an hour
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practicing with the nine millimeters pistol she'd legally purchased weeks earlier.
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There was no big outburst, no manifesto handed out at
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the counter, just target practice, quiet and efficient. She got
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back in her car and drove straight to YouTube headquarters.
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This time, her arrival didn't go unnoticed. Security guards at
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the building saw her approaching, her purse slung over one shoulder,
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walking through the sunny courtyard around lunchtime. She didn't look lost,
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She wasn't meandering or hesitant. She was moving with purpose.
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One of the guards stepped forward and asked for her id.
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Instead of answering, Nascene pulled out the gun and opened fire.
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The guard scrambled out of the way and managed to
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call nine one one, but the damage had already begun.
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The courtyard was full of employees, people outside eating lunch,
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scrolling on their phones, catching a quick break from work.
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Suddenly that space turned into a war zone. Nasim unloaded
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a full magazine, then paused to reload. She moved toward
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the front doors of the building and tried to force
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her way inside, but by then the building had gone
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into lockdown. Security protocols kicked in fast, the doors were sealed,
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and no amount of shooting at the glass was going
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to change that. Still she tried. She aimed at the
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glass and kept firing, blowing a hole through the doors,
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large enough to see through but not passed through. When
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it finally became clear she wasn't getting in and she
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wasn't going to get to whoever she believed was responsible
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for her downfall, Nasim turned the gun on herself. She
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fired once into her chest, the bullet piercing her heart.
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She collapsed right there in the courtyard. By the time
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first responders arrived, she was already gone. In total, she'd
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fired over twenty rounds. Three people were hit, one man
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in critical condition, two women were injured but in stable condition.
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Another woman hurt her anim trying to escape. Everyone else
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survived except Nasim. And yeah, there's probably a metaphor buried
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in all of this. A woman who felt ignored, who
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believed she was being silenced, carried out an act of
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violence to make people pay attention, and the only person
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she ended up silencing was herself. You can make a
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case for mental health or paranoia, for an Internet fueled
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feedback loop that kept pushing her further into rage and isolation.
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But in the end, the most devastating casualty in the
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Seam's plan was Nasim herself. Thanks for listening to ten
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my name, I'm the host, And yeah, that one was
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pretty heavy. A story that started with viral videos and
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vegan recipes, it ended with tragedy at a tech campus,
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and not a single part of it made sense in
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the way that we want stories to make sense. It's
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tough one because it sits right at the intersection of
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mental health and Internet obsession and a deep misunderstanding of
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how algorithms and people actually work. And no one walked
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away from this unscathed, even if they survived. Okay, deep breath,
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that's enough of the true crime existential crisis for one day.
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