A night of endless scrolling

Putting on the same old suit to look for a job; finding a job and wearing yourself out on the daily commute. If you tune yourself to those around you, choices become simpler than just getting out of the way. It's easy let yourself think that's just how it is, like everyone else.
The amount of information we intake is increasing as the barrier for taking pictures becomes lower and lower without a thought towards what they allude to. With just a glance at Instagram, a smartphone application specialized for viewing photos, one can see the same kinds of photos getting uploaded over and over again. Even still, we never get bored of it. Rather, we keep scrolling on endlessly, clicking the screen to interact with what we see. It's like someone who's lived through a disaster, but slowly that experience becomes fainter as time passes by indifferently. We go on to the next problem before solving the first one. The daily commute and the same old suit are left as nothing but tourist attractions.
What we've learned from the circulation of digitized images is that we can understand their basic meanings--things like who took the picture and what they're taking a picture of--without the need for any kind of detailed information. It's easy enough to duplicate, or to change the words or the content of what we see. The amount of data in front of us is rapidly growing, but our ability to process information hasn't changed. For that reason, data is analyzed as an amount of information undecipherable to any human is constantly processed. You can ascertain what your life is becoming by looking at the algorithmic recommendations based on age, sex, and your personal preferences. At least, we assume that's the way things are, but there's no telling what will happen at any given time. Those recommendations are still imperfect. All that data is easily accessible. We are easily categorized, and easily guided to what we should see or do next. When we finally notice whether we are the watchers or the watched, we will be processed according to the rules.