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>The problem isn’t Facebook but people. I think there's some truth to this, however someone could easily try to use the same argument for different topics. "Pe
by everdrive 6y ago
>The problem isn’t Facebook but people.
I think there's some truth to this, however someone could easily try to use the same argument for different topics. "People are awful, the problem isn't heroin, it's people." There's some truth to that too, but frankly, if we could magically remove 100% of heroin from the world things would be slightly better. In other words, it's clear that Facebook is making this worse, even if we carry most of the blame.
- jbpnoy6fifty 6y agoIt's the same idea behind "guns don't kill people, people kill people" juxtaposition. The idea is that both play a role in the problem, not just one scapegoat. People tend to point fingers, but there is always a statistical correlation, between both entities catalyzing fuel to the fire.