The claim here is a naive realization of existentialism. I'm not sure how much value examining the self in terms of social media adds to the discussion other th

The claim here is a naive realization of existentialism. I'm not sure how much value examining the self in terms of social media adds to the discussion other than the parlance of our times. I don't think people do anything on Facebook that they haven't done through more conventional means. The only thing that's changed is the speed at which they do it. Exploring that difference would make for a more interesting piece than what was posted.