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I recognize that as a CBS science/tech correspondent, it is this person's job to write this blog. So in that context, I don't take as much exception to his wri
by jat850 16y ago
I recognize that as a CBS science/tech correspondent, it is this person's job to write this blog. So in that context, I don't take as much exception to his writing about his decision to quit.
But for an ordinary person, it seems equally as narcissistic to announce your intention to "quit" social media.
Don't announce it. Just do it. Anyone who you care about, or cares about you, is going to find you via another means anyway - email, phone, or in person. And anyone you don't really care about, well, they probably weren't paying attention anyway.
It's about as meaningful as joining a Facebook "Quit Facebook on 01/01/2012!" or something like that. Which is to say, it's not meaningful at all.
No one gives a crap.
- wccrawford 16y agoI agree. When I read something like this, my first thought is always 'Just go. We won't miss you.' And his article reads like 'Enough about me, let's talk about ME!' He's even more narcissistic than he thinks he is, which is quite a feat.
- pigbucket 16y agoCan I cure my narcissism? Yes I can!!!