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I can see how that would be a problem. I'm pretty fortunate in that I have no real friends. I don't need to worry about people wanting to take pictures of/with

• brookside 9y ago
  I must say, this last addition to the thread makes you sound like less a content and healthy escapee of the social media vortex, and more of an isolated depressive. Quite a less inspiring model.
  • hacking_again 9y ago
    So we're labeling people as mentally ill with a view towards criticizing them and their opinions now?
    • snerbles 9y ago
      The nail that sticks out will be hammered down.
    • louithethrid 9y ago
      We are a whole society unravelling, because we did the Icarus and flew to high. Men retreating back into electronice dreams of the purposes of the past. Woman, errecting warped social pagodas to enforce freedom and basic income contracts against the building backlash. Beeing mentally ill, as in unable to adjust to this, is the new normal. The only people well adapted to our circumstances, are drug addicted, no life work-aholics and ironically they are the group to force its standards down humanitys throat. I guess that never appeared in anyones singularity vision- that the species as a whole could step away from its invention, smash it all to bits and errect some codex hamurabi with just one rule: "You shall not wrap thy fellow man in machinery."
  • danjoc 9y ago
    I was depressed when I thought I had friends, but they didn't treat me like one. I'm much happier in my current state.