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the irony is it is charged language thrown together single viewpoint videos that claim things like a "revolution" is really the problem. The smart phone at the
by Meph504 4y ago
the irony is it is charged language thrown together single viewpoint videos that claim things like a "revolution" is really the problem.
The smart phone at the end of the day is a device, which isn't the problem, it is the content and culture of the content consumers and creators that are the problem.
I don't understand the mentality of instead of disciplining myself and my behavior, I will turn on something I can't moderate, and then try to convince or suggest that others are in mass doing the same.
There is no revolution here, it's a bit silly to even suggest there is.
- emporas 4y agoYep, trying to avoid emotionally charged language from traditional/conventional reporting is almost impossible. It is certainly easier to contact some green aliens or something. Some more informative blogpost/article would be preferable. >I don't understand the mentality of instead of disciplining myself and my behavior, I will turn on something I can't moderate, and then try to convince or suggest that others are in mass doing the same. My personal experience of an avid computer user not using a smartphone, is that as soon as there is a piece of information i consider important, i make a mental note to research it afterwards on a normal computer. No need to research it right there in the middle of people and traffic. Not much of a revolution that mental note thing.