If you’re famous enough won’t social media be after you then?

Why are the students sitting on the ground?

Lots of school desks have attached chairs so if you want to sit in a different configuration than a grid this is the easiest way

It doesn’t hurt elementary school aged children and having them move their chairs back and forth requires potentially chaotic transitions (kids get distracted, they hurt each other or themselves with the chairs, and there’s a bunch of noise that can distract other classrooms). The desks add a level of separation and distance that makes it hard to do some activities, like reading a story to the kids, and young kids really benefit from a transition between activities (we all do, but it’s more important the younger your learning group), which moving to a different part of the classroom creates.

Where I’m from, it’s also common to have kids circle up and do light calisthenics or stretching throughout the day to even out their energy levels, so this could be a stage immediately beforehand or afterwards.

Size-wise they look like high schoolers, but the classroom looks like it’s for young primary school students.

I guess I'm famous then.

Yeah. Not only can you ignore social media RIGHT NOW, it's quite possible the only way we save any part of humanity is to convince enough people to do just that.

Wonder what I'm famous for?

Honey you want to be rich not famous.

Never too famous for lemmy

They said, on social media.

It has already been concluded on another post that Lemmy is antisocial media.

"When I grow up I wanna provide a lot of shareholder value".

The more downvotes you have, the more you win

Why would you need to be famous to ignore social media?

You got to face it, you're either famous enough to ignore social media or that outcast friend that has no idea what anybody's doing because no one communicates to their friend circles any other way.

It's not social media if your accounts aren't doxxable in either direction. People who know me in person and know I'm on Lemmy wouldn't be able to figure out which account is mine, and people who encounter my account on Lemmy wouldn't be able to figure out who I am out in the real world.

Same for Instagram, Twitter, Mastodon, basically anywhere but Facebook.

Very often it's the case.