Solar Systems and Atoms

 About a year ago, I started considering societal interaction in terms of solar systems, planet and Atoms.Consider a selection of social media profiles. The Sun's of solar systems in the galaxy correlating to person's that have billions of followers, consider person's that have hundreds of thousands and millions of followers as being planets at the largest ends of social networking. Now, jump to the contrasting scale, the nuclei of an atom being that of a person with hundreds or thousands of followers being orbited by those that have below for example 200 followers. Segregating society by social status and highlighting the vast differences between an extrovert and introvert respectively although this is not strict conformity to modern society. A shy person could be presenting millions of followers for example, because they quite simply are the parent or child of a person that entertains millions of followers.

This post pertains to a strand of societal 'clout', ability to influence vast quantities of viewers and things that could prehaps be overlooked by lack of notice of a person that only entertains a two digit set of viewers. It is going to highlight thing like millions reading a poor quality blog post and a high quality blog post that may only recieve a small number of viewers.

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