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This seems like a stretch to me and certainly diminishes the value of your opening original comment "... that end up spending so much time on your platform doin
by deanmoriarty 8y ago
This seems like a stretch to me and certainly diminishes the value of your opening original comment "... that end up spending so much time on your platform doing nothing instead of contributing in things that would benefit society".
Personally, I've just as well felt a bit burned-out by watching very popular TV shows on Netflix portraying the amazing lives of some people as I have with Facebook, and I would never say Netflix has caused negative value to my life, just as I wouldn't say that with Facebook, which in my personal experience has been one of the very best products of this decade.
Certainly agree to disagree.
- warp_factor 8y agoI can see your point and definitely agree to disagree. I think the perverse effect of Facebook are not fully well understood yet. But I'm fairly confident we will look back at this as something terrible. Facebook and Instagram also indirectly created the selfie generation, more self-centered than ever with the goal of getting more and more likes. I don't see that happening with TV. And then there is the whole fee-speech//mass propaganda tool// privacy debate that I'm not even getting into.