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> Is it ignorance, foolishness, feelings of invulnerability, the belief that their opinions represent a silent majority? Or impermanence. Who's going to give y
by thaumaturgy 12y ago
> Is it ignorance, foolishness, feelings of invulnerability, the belief that their opinions represent a silent majority?
Or impermanence. Who's going to give you a hard time for a comment you wrote six months ago? Two months? Two weeks?
Thanks for posting. You described a lot of what I've been mulling over, but you did it way more articulately than I could've. (I'm saving it for later reference.)
- Futurebot 12y agoI think impermanence would probably fall in the foolishness bucket. Those photos of doing shots out the beak of a pelican may be 5 years old; they'd still be used against someone. It's all a Google/Facebook search away now. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/6968320/Half-of-employers-reject-potential-worker-after-look-at-Facebook-page.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/6968320/Half-... Edit: FB website integration comments aren't indexed by default, but FB does offer instructions on making them indexable.