Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
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Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#2Interesting article, and I'm usually a fan of Nautilus pieces, but isn't this a bit obvious? Almost like 2017 is getting to be the year it's fashionable to poo poo social media (and Facebook in particular). Haven't used the site since about 2010 'cause the rank smell of the Skinner box made my nose curl from afar.
I'm baffled that psych studies have to be referenced for people to see the obvious; and I'm certainly not on a higher plane of self-aware existence, either.
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#3Hmm, half of the links on nautil.us are currently broken.
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#4Interesting article, and I'm usually a fan of Nautilus pieces, but isn't this a bit obvious? Almost like 2017 is getting to be the year it's fashionable to poo poo social media (and Facebook in particular). Haven't used the site since about 2010 'cause the rank smell of the Skinner box made my nose curl from afar. I'm baffled that psych studies have to be referenced for people to see the obvious; and I'm certainly no…
Isn't it obvious, that some people might not see the obvious, like the fact that social media is bad for your health?
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#5Hmm, half of the links on nautil.us are currently broken.
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Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#6Interesting article, and I'm usually a fan of Nautilus pieces, but isn't this a bit obvious? Almost like 2017 is getting to be the year it's fashionable to poo poo social media (and Facebook in particular). Haven't used the site since about 2010 'cause the rank smell of the Skinner box made my nose curl from afar. I'm baffled that psych studies have to be referenced for people to see the obvious; and I'm certainly no…
What makes you think that this is obvious?
People come to different conclusions even when presented the same facts. In a case like this, they don't even have the same fact, nor the same background or even the same age (to a teenager Facebook is a completely different place than for an adult).
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#7Interesting article, and I'm usually a fan of Nautilus pieces, but isn't this a bit obvious? Almost like 2017 is getting to be the year it's fashionable to poo poo social media (and Facebook in particular). Haven't used the site since about 2010 'cause the rank smell of the Skinner box made my nose curl from afar. I'm baffled that psych studies have to be referenced for people to see the obvious; and I'm certainly no…
It's not obvious.
The fact that sugar and refined carbs (pasta/rice/bread) is bad for you is not even obvious to most people.
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
#8Hmm, half of the links on nautil.us are currently broken.
Think the site is down
Re: Facebook Is the Junk Food of Socializing (2015)
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#10These anti Facebook and anti social media articles are so ubiquitous on hn now, that is starting to feel like a campaign. All too sudden, there is too many of them.