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Seems like "a desire to be publicly accessible at all times" is the outlier as far as history goes, surely. Social media use isn't exactly a known positive indi
by Martinussen 3y ago
Seems like "a desire to be publicly accessible at all times" is the outlier as far as history goes, surely. Social media use isn't exactly a known positive indicator :b.
- swayvil 3y ago>"desire to be publicly accessible at all times" Is this a variety of FOMO? (Fear of missing out). I hear that's a big thing now. And of course there's the employee version of that too. Where boss can talk to you 24-7. I don't know what the name for that is. It's a kind of massive force for unsolitude.
- lazide 3y agoEh kinda. FOMO is more about things like ‘I didn’t get rich like everyone else did.’. The boss thing is as often about trying to avoid negative consequences/staying in control of an interaction. If you’re always available to your boss, it’s harder for them to blame you for something not working (because you weren’t there to walk them through it at 2am). If you respond to a negative social media post before everyone else reads it, you have a better chance in getting ahead of a shitstorm, etc.
- m1sta_ 3y agoexpression without accountability
- swayvil 3y agoA big manifestation of that is quoting. You see a lot of that in some scenes. Whole discussions where nobody issues a personal opinion. Only copy-pasting authoritative utterances. And if you ask for an interpretation of one of those quotes they get evasive.