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Considering just how important social media has been in the last few years, I don't see how suggesting people should quit social media is silly. The US has had
by WilTimSon 4y ago
Considering just how important social media has been in the last few years, I don't see how suggesting people should quit social media is silly. The US has had a president who largely communicated with his constituents through Twitter (one-way as that communication may have been), celebrities get their careers re-ignited because Twitter rallies behind them, influencers are... a thing?, social media management is a full-on career for people!
At this stage, the world is actually quite stuck with social media and, honestly, I can really believe that something as seemingly minor as quitting Twitter can change someone's demeanor, quality of life and so on. Social media is a bloody juggernaut, sometimes it's best to move out of the way.
- isbjorn16 4y ago> The US has had a president who largely communicated with his constituents through Twitter (one-way as that communication may have been)... I know what you're trying to say here, but I just want to note for the record that all presidents communicate primarily with their constituents in a one way fashion. In other words, that president was unique primarily in platform, not mode.