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How might current written and oral pieces that we produce every day (blogs, text messages, social network posts, videos, television shows, etc.) be considered piece of folklore?

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Folklore can be described as the dissemination of any type of information through oral communication or through leading by example. This information will represent the collective ideas of a certain group of people and can be transmitted through mediums such as literature or knowledge. Nowadays the world has morphed into a technologically advanced sphere where all information can be acquired at the touch of a button. This however doesn't change the definition of folklore, it only changes the medium through which we share the information.

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On social media places, like ****, people post videos of ghost hunting, explanations of myths, paranormal, etc. You can find these in places more than *, but this is a popular spot where you can find videos explaining things like Native American legends, Greek mythology, etc.

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