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    One-way familiarity with strangers online

    One user worries about following influencers’ personal lives; another says one-way familiarity can make conference conversations awkward.

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    One post argues that following influencers draws people into strangers’ relationships, conflicts and anxieties, and can shape their opinions. In a reply, another user says they gave Grok 300,000 of their posts to learn from. They also describe awkward conference conversations with people who know a lot about them when that familiarity goes only one way.

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    @Scobleizer@signulll Grok knows me deeper than I know myself in many ways. Gave it 300,000 posts here to learn. Yeah it is weird that people know a lot about me. The trouble is it is one way. Which makes for some awkward conversations at conferences sometimes5h