Social Utility of Influence
Ben reflects on the evolution of his content, initially driven by personal curiosity, which has now transformed into a platform addressing mental health and social issues. He acknowledges the responsibility that comes with influence and expresses a desire to move beyond mere commentary, aiming for genuine social change and actionable outcomes.In this clip
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