>It really is what you want it to be. If you were an isolated island maybe. But things seldom work this way. Sure, you can do whatever you like, but when the

>It really is what you want it to be. If you were an isolated island maybe. But things seldom work this way. Sure, you can do whatever you like, but when the prevalent behaviour is against yours, your behaviour will have certain consequences. If the huge masses use FB/Twitter etc differently, then you are a pariah (even if it's only in one sphere in your life). If they allow or enable with their voting for privacy laws to change, then you are targeted. If more and more corporations insist on checking your online profile before hiring, and are allowed to do so, then you are suspect if you don't post enough, or post even lightly controversial things (e.g your use of "medical marijuana"). What we do and what we can do is shaped by what all the other people do. That's how it is living in a society.