Re: Social Media: The God That Failed
Posted: Fri March 23, 2018 11:53 pm
i bet you have more social contact than meBurtReynolds wrote:Stop trying to live through me. I'm really quite boring and sad.
i bet you have more social contact than meBurtReynolds wrote:Stop trying to live through me. I'm really quite boring and sad.
I talk to dogs more than humans.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i bet you have more social contact than meBurtReynolds wrote:Stop trying to live through me. I'm really quite boring and sad.
at least we have devBurtReynolds wrote:I talk to dogs more than humans.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i bet you have more social contact than meBurtReynolds wrote:Stop trying to live through me. I'm really quite boring and sad.
+ cruelty, misery, chronic loneliness, you know, all the things holding us back as a society.Kaius wrote:Ourselves
hi nathanOrpheus wrote:+ cruelty, misery, chronic loneliness, you know, all the things holding us back as a society.Kaius wrote:Ourselves

Sup Lennylennytheweedwhacker wrote:hi nathanOrpheus wrote:+ cruelty, misery, chronic loneliness, you know, all the things holding us back as a society.Kaius wrote:Ourselves
That's how I ended up with a degree in women's studies.Simple Torture wrote:I can remember when the sole purpose of Facebook was to see which girls were in the same classes with you for each new semester. I think I may have even chosen a few courses based on that.
Trump's election being considered an actual thing that people just like us chose to do.--- wrote:what are we being saved from again?
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:This is nothing new. RM has been mining and selling personal data for years. How do you think we run this place without advertising or sign up costs?
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There was another tweet storm about how the real story here is how Facebook is controlling content producers, especially news outlets. Why should we care about the bottom line of these content producers more than the privacy implications for individuals? Seems like a weird conventional media take.BurtReynolds wrote:pretty interesting thread: https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/976563870322999296