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In my opinion, user24, I like being publicly linked to everything I say or do online. It means that the "me" that exists online is in perfect harmony with the "
by bovermyer 13y ago
In my opinion, user24, I like being publicly linked to everything I say or do online. It means that the "me" that exists online is in perfect harmony with the "me" that exists in the physical world. Anything I do online has repercussions for my offline life, and vice versa. It makes me more connected with the world.
- user24 13y agoYou don't fear that one day you might be denied entry to the UK for this tweet? https://twitter.com/bovermyer/status/398163555742396416 https://twitter.com/bovermyer/status/398163555742396416
- bovermyer 13y agoNope. I'm pretty content to speak my mind and let others figure out whether what I'm saying chimes with their values or not.
- user24 13y agoThat's very brave of you, and I respect that, and only hope that you never live to regret it. I perhaps have slightly more fringe interests than you, and in the past have been somewhat indiscreet, albeit on obscure forums.
- bovermyer 13y agoI have to lie in the bed that I make, for better or worse, heh. I'm not trying to sell a philosophy here, though - only state mine. You're perfectly welcome to your own, and I'm not going to think any worse of you for it.
- mcphilip 13y agoIn theory this sounds great, and I try to live by that principle now, but that doesn't mean I'm comfortable having all my instances of viewing adult material, for instance, in my past attached to my public image.
- bovermyer 13y agoThere are some exceptions, to be sure - for example, I don't share (offline or online) when I'm on the toilet, or what the results were. But in general, if I have an opinion about something, I'm going to publicly and proudly state it - even if I later have to recant. I'd rather admit publicly that I was wrong than hide my views.