The article argues that the rise of reality television and social media has dramatically shifted societal values, rewarding unethical behavior and creating a blurred line between fame and infamy. As smartphones become ubiquitous, every personal lapse is scrutinized, and controversial conduct is normalized for profit. This new digital environment emphasizes virality over merit and ethical standards, perpetuating a cycle where lower community values become accepted. The article calls for strong ethical role models for children to counter this trend and restore a collective moral framework.
In the digital age, society's moral compass is spinning off course as reality TV and social media amplify unethical behavior, eroding community values.
Achieving viral status has become the ultimate goal, with platforms favoring shocking content over educational or inspiring material, undermining ethical approaches.
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