You actually argued online with random people? Didn't you know how bad that was for your brain?
Future generations may be as shocked by our promiscuous use of social media as we are by past generations' smoking.
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I don't know if it's bad for my brain but it's definitely not fun. I avoid online arguments since they are so unenjoyable.
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agreed. Sad to say but I fear for what is to come if this is our current state.
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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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Does sober me count as a future generation?
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sadly i see many millennials smokers, and what's sad is that by age 40 you usually know at least one person who died from cancer
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or compare smoking to drivinghttps://twitter.com/javaun/status/580355125748899840 …
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or to Rock and Roll. Maybe social media is just shocking to old people.
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Would that violate the second law of thermodynamics? As it is above, so it is below.
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