We live in a time where work has taken over and we barely have time for ourselves.

This wasn’t always the case though. In the past, our ideas regarding everything from health to religion were more or less set in stone, defined by a few empowered individuals with platforms to guide the public. Back then, this power to dictate beliefs was hard to come by, requiring a lucky birth, hard-won social clout, or intensive study. However, with the help of technology, most of us now have a virtual soapbox in our pockets. As more of us begin proselytizing, the marketplace of ideas is moving from a state of scarcity to saturation.