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@hand-of-hecate saidEE-I-EE-I-Oh.
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@hakima saidSelf indulgence or self control? You can choose.
In a conversation with a friend, I explained why I am refraining from clicking on the “like” button on social media. He responded to one of my recent postings on FaceBook, stating that if people didn’t have the “like” button, they would post less. My response is , “yes!” which is exactly why the “like” option is placed on every post and on every comment.
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@hand-of-hecate saidNow that you posted that I haven't seen @MontyMoose Posting for a while
Time Bombs; Your Moose Obituary?
@hakima saidI once saw a report on how social media sites exploit human psychology to make social media addictive, likes being one way. Sites like Facebook and Twitter use certain chimes in their notification of likes that results in a kind of pleasant "high", using bright, friendly images inviting you to check what has been "liked". This keeps people coming back, often resulting in an addiction to social media.
In a conversation with a friend, I explained why I am refraining from clicking on the “like” button on social media. He responded to one of my recent postings on FaceBook, stating that if people didn’t have the “like” button, they would post less. My response is , “yes!” which is exactly why the “like” option is placed on every post and on every comment.
The creators and e ...[text shortened]... rms use to direct my behavior through their advertising schemes.
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@vivify saidIt is boring, I use it less and less these days. When I first signed up to the platform Facebook was less than 2 years old and it was dynamic, fun and super engaging.
I don't use FB much, mainly because it's boring.