I think "immense" is an exaggeration. Who we present ourselves to be on the internet is often not who we actually are. I can say with great confidence that whil

I think "immense" is an exaggeration. Who we present ourselves to be on the internet is often not who we actually are. I can say with great confidence that while at least a few of my coworkers would probably care, there are few to none among my friends and family who put any credence into social network "likes". And it's creepy that the author parsed public comments to invent an investigation into the private accounts of a public figure by using a flaw in Instagrams suggestion feature to follow family members to their father. If you did that in real life you'd be a stalker. Here, this is journalism? Give me a break.