You actually argued online with random people? Didn't you know how bad that was for your brain?
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I think it might be a bit different: "You filtered your internet so that you'd only see comments from people you agreed with?"
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As far as things which are bad for the brain go, I think blocking all opposing ideas is far worse than arguing with random people.
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exactly why I quit Facebook and selective use of Twitter. No reason to expose my brain to ALL the craziness in the world.
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I don't use FB, but I thought there was less craziness there, no?
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I think FB has turned into the junk food of social media. Maybe limiting "crazy" to 140 characters was an actual Twitter strategy.
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I think social media is the junk food of social media...
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social media is like alcohol, consume a bit and it can help you socialize. Get addicted, and it's awful. Addictiveness has
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that's a little silly. Sure our tools are still unrefined but these are about expression and learning, not cancer causing indulgence.
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Paul blocked me
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@DramaticSu Skyping in the Boy's room?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@asymco I recall commercials from childhood reminding one to check couch cushions for cigarette butts before heading to bed.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@rmward I doubt it... more likely get more "promiscuous".... think how people thoughts of tabolids 100 years ago vs todayThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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he says from a tweet!
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Does sober me count as a future generation?
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future historians will love it though! (Assuming that the data survives)
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can't imagine the look on the face of the alien archaeologist who will discover the ruins of an AWS datacenter. Eureka!
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