The problem isn’t necessarily the technology itself, but us. Our worst competitive tendencies run rampant as we feverishly develop online personas within every social network, and then neglect to consider how else we could be spending the same amount of time.
The problem isn’t necessarily the technology itself, but us. Our worst competitive tendencies run rampant as we feverishly develop online personas within every social network, and then neglect to consider how else we could be spending the same amount of time.
“(Your friend) wants to show you a picture,” the email assured me. It was 1:30 AM, hardly a time for cogent decision-making. And I was jarred by a notoriously unstable acquaintance even wanting to show me something online.
“(Your friend) wants to show you a picture,” the email assured me. It was 1:30 AM, hardly a time for cogent decision-making. And I was jarred by a notoriously unstable acquaintance even wanting to show me something online.
