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You are a factory worker in the morning (editing timelines) and a CEO in the afternoon (selling sponsorships). The 24 hours are short. The 12 platforms are demanding. The 23rd deadline is unforgiving. The camera might be off, but the mental
The present paper situates KDHC within the broader scholarly conversation on “viral phenomenology” (Burgess, 2020), “post‑human embodiment” (Kumar, 2019), and “digital labor” (Terranova, 2022).