The "trivial content" objection to Facebook is selectively applied, IMO. Newsflash: much of the entire Internet is lolcats and porn; many people drive cars to w

The "trivial content" objection to Facebook is selectively applied, IMO. Newsflash: much of the entire Internet is lolcats and porn; many people drive cars to walkable destinations; and antibiotics are over-prescribed. Yet, I'm pretty pumped about the existence of computer networks, internal combustion engines, and antibiotics. You don't judge a technology by its most trivial applications, but by its most meaningful ones.