Facebook Frolics 4
Steven Johnson of Temple University thinks the end is nearing faster than you think:
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Steven Johnson of Temple University thinks the end is nearing faster than you think:
Follow the link for his reasons.
May 22, 2012 at 11:31 am
This quote was amusing: “In addition, many people already find Facebook too complicated.” I found it uncomplicates when you start unfriending people.
May 22, 2012 at 3:03 pm
What is complicated is Zuckerberg’s continual hide-and-seek with the privacy settings.
I find the reaction to the IPO most gratifying.
May 22, 2012 at 4:36 pm
So do I. The culture of lickspittle has come a bit undone for it. Many believe he really won’t get the lame to see and the blind to talk, or even if he does, it’s no matter. It’s also personally satisfying knowing all my acquaintances in the real world now basically either detest or dislike Facebook, believing the value of having hundreds of cyberspace ‘friends’ is zero. They seem to know that stories to the contrary, if they posted they had cancer and had two months to live the cyberspace friends list would ignore it because, like — it’s not political picture spam, animal picture spam, or shared from a famous source.
May 22, 2012 at 7:57 pm
“The culture of lickspittle.” I like that.
I cannot be completely hostile to Facebook.
Thanks to it, I re-met my first girlfriend from college, who is now my current and likely last girlfriend, but, aside from that personal benefit, I get nothing from it.
If someone actually wants to contact me, he or she knows where to find me.