It's like someone (in the developed world) not owning a microwave or a bed. No, it's like someone not owning a television, video game console, bible, or ot

It's like someone (in the developed world) not owning a microwave or a bed. No, it's like someone not owning a television, video game console, bible, or other popular source of useless entertainment. Even if the account provided no utility, I don't see why any intelligent person wouldn't maintain one, just to avoid this type of stigma. In my experience, on the rare occasions that intelligent people concern themselves with stigma, it is stigma perceived by peers, not stigma perceived by unintelligent people. Why should an intelligent person be concerned that unintelligent people perceive a stigma due to the intelligent person's lack of a Facebook account, television, video game console, bible, etc.? If everyone thought the way you do and concerned themselves with stigmas perceived by unintelligent people, there would be no social progress.