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Metal VS Shingle Roofing

When it comes to protecting your home, the roof is your first line of defense against the elements. For decades, asphalt shingles have been the go-to choice for homeowners due to their low upfront cost and ease of installation. However, as building technology has advanced and extreme weather events become more frequent, many are starting to look at their roof as a long-term investment rather than a recurring expense. The debate between these two materials often boils down to a “now vs. later” mentality. While shingles are budget-friendly in the short term, metal roofing has emerged as the superior choice for those who want a “once-and-done” solution. In 2026, the transition toward metal is accelerating, driven by its unmatched longevity, energy efficiency, and modern aesthetic. Understanding the nuances of each material is the key to making a choice that fits both your current budget and your home’s future value. Longevity: The 50-Year Gap The most ...
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what's the direction social media is going to take in the coming years?

From the trends I can see, social media initially began from the genuine intent to connect loved ones through common updates, be it photos, tweets, etc. This grew into then finding others whom you didn't know earlier but shared common interests with. Social media now seems to be a feed of different type of contents, some which or may not have much in common with what you're interested in, but essentially the intent now is for the social media platform to put forward content that can be potentially monetized and bring back money, and this is taking precedence over the original intent of connecting with loved ones. There's also the rise of this "influencer" culture wherein folks put up content that many of their "fans" follow, indirectly setting cultural trends that they will take up. That being said, many are apparently disillusioned with it, and are seeking for a revival of the old school social media. So my question now is what are your opinions on what the future of social media will be like? Will new platforms arise? Or will the monopoly be held by a select few? Will there be new concepts for social media platforms to put forward? Or is there a sort of stagnation point which is now just an endfless feed of images, and short video content?

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