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Wow. Is she advocating for complete removal of social media from the web? Good. It has done nothing good for anyone.

• cyrus9020 11y ago
  Other than help start revolutions in the Middle East.
  • J_Darnley 11y ago
    It collapsed two countries and nearly got a third but ended with exchanging one dictator for another. How is Tunisia these days? The origin gets overlooked with the rest of the shit show going on.
    • cbd1984 11y ago
      > It collapsed two countries and nearly got a third So that's nothing, now?
      • tertius 11y ago
        Actually, less than nothing.
      • hugh4 11y ago
        The actual wording was "nothing good". The goodness or badness of the various revolutions going on is, at best, debatable. I suggest waiting 20 years to collect more data before attempting to debate it though.
• _neil 11y ago
  Not sure if this is sarcasm. Job opportunities, facilitating protests/revolutions, artistic collaborations, ...
  • J_Darnley 11y ago
    Not at all. See my reply to your sibling comment. Add to your list massive government and corporate spying.
    • _neil 11y ago
      That's fine and I agree to some extent. But you said 'nothing good for anyone.' Some organizations abusing social media doesn't nullify the good things that have happened because of it.
  • roflchoppa 11y ago
    speaking of jobs, where does the product ultimately take the public? Not alive during the dev. of rockets, and space exploration, but everything since then seems to just be a circle jerk about the next uber-for-pulling-bugs-off-my-windshield.