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Your Clicks Pay Someone Else’s Bills

Every scroll, every click, every second you spend online; it’s all accounted for. Not by you. By them. The companies watching you. The brokers selling you. The advertisers bidding on you in real-time auctions while you think you’re just watching cat videos.

Your attention is currency. But you never get to hold it. It’s siphoned off to ad networks, influencers, and platforms pretending to be your friends. Google didn’t make $300 billion by giving away search for free.

You aren’t just the product. You’re the **battery**. A warm, blinking blip in the global attention market. Every click funds a machine you have zero control over.

Ever notice how you were just thinking about camping and suddenly you’re neck-deep in tent ads? That’s not coincidence. That’s **surveillance capitalism**. They don’t just want your wallet. They want your *impulse* before you even name it.

And when you do click? Someone just got paid. Not you.

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