Is influencer a legitimate career?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is influencer a legitimate career?". Your opponent's style: Bo Burnham

summer is better than winter.

You're assuming comfort equals quality. Summer destroys productivity. Heat melts focus, humidity breeds lethargy, and constant sweat becomes a baseline. Winter sharpens the mind. Cold forces discipline, clarity, and genuine accomplishment. Your "better" hinges on passive pleasure, not actual performance. Plus, summer's endless daylight creates decision fatigue while winter's darkness naturally enforces rest and deep work. The seasonal argument collapses once you measure by impact instead of beach access. What metric makes summer objectively superior beyond personal preference?

plant growth is strongest during summer because of longer days and more intense sunlight.

You're conflating correlation with causation. Growth rate isn't the only measure of plant strength. Winter-dormant plants develop deeper root systems and hardier cellular structures precisely because of scarcity. Spring growth explodes from stored winter reserves, not summer abundance. Many crops actually require winter's cold to germinate and set fruit properly. Your logic assumes "more input equals better output," but plants evolved to thrive through seasons, not maximize one. Tomatoes grown in endless summer conditions often become weak and pest-prone. The toughest plants survive winter first. Isn't durability more valuable than rapid growth?