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It’s weird to have spent almost a decade with people on and offline scoffing at everyone who never signed up for FaceBook. Now it’s a case for time travel. I’d
by Pharmakon 8y ago
It’s weird to have spent almost a decade with people on and offline scoffing at everyone who never signed up for FaceBook. Now it’s a case for time travel. I’d argue that with only a modicum or foresight it was possible to see that FB was to be avoided, but the hard part is withstanding the peer pressure.
I’m glad that I did.
- sverige 8y agoI am too. The unstated sales job that has been so effective for hooking and keeping so many is fear-based, specifically the fear of missing out. I don't think I've missed anything at all important by never having had Facebook. But every time the discussion is had, a high percentage who say they wish they didn't have it also hang onto it with "it's how I stay in touch with people." My counter argument is, Delete it and find out who really wants to stay in touch with you.