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"Gaslighting" is a very over-the-top way of putting this. You disagree with their value proposition. That doesn't mean they're gaslighting you.
by reanimus 6y ago
"Gaslighting" is a very over-the-top way of putting this. You disagree with their value proposition. That doesn't mean they're gaslighting you.
- dirtnugget 6y agoExactly what I thought. For anyone unfamiliar with the term: As an example, gaslighting is when Alice and Bob had an argument. Alice slaps Bob in the face. Then, three weeks later, Bob goes back to Alice and asks "why did you slap me during that fight" and Alice would go "That never happened, Bob. You slapped me. Are you insane?" Thus making Bob question his memory and sanity by insisting on a false narrative. What Facebook is doing is simply trying to lure people, it doesn't mean they are trying to question their sanity.