Name: FOMO - Wait for Me! - Psycho Bugs
Uploaded: 2021-03-01T18:34:46.000+01:00
Duration: 703 s
Description: With social media artist Marque feels that she can keep in contact with her friends scattered around the world. But is too much social media feeding our anxieties and our fear of missing out?

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FOMO - Wait for Me!

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With social media artist Marque feels that she can keep in contact with her friends scattered around the world. But is too much social media feeding our anxieties and our fear of missing out?

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<p>With social media artist Marque feels that she can keep in contact with her friends scattered around the world. But is too much social media feeding our anxieties and our fear of missing out?</p>

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