facebook’o mirtis

vienas rašinys, o teisingiau sakant, nuoroda į rašinį, šia ar bent jau panašia tema, buvo (http://arvymal.wordpress.com/2009/01/24/antiblogas-facebook-myspace-linkedin-im-out), bet šiandien vienas bičiulis pasiūlė straipsnį intriguojančiu poavadinimu “the death of facebook”, neatsispyriau pagundai, perskaičiau, o dabar anonsuoju.

viliuosi, kad jis sudomins labiau negu visos “erotinės eilės” …

dėmesio:

“The Facebook “25 Random Things” sensation is the first legitimate pop culture phenomenon of 2009. And it’s almost universally regarded as stupid. And yet in the last week, five million people have posted notes on facebook containing 25 cute and painstakingly worded facts about themselves that apparently need to be known by the world. Exciting tidbits like: “I have tattoos in secret places,” “I can touch my nose with my tongue,” “I love to cook flan,” and “I unabashedly love Frank Peretti novels.” Yeah. Enlightening stuff. “

arba dar:

” A friend of mine, who miraculously isn’t on facebook and avoids the Internet in general (but is nonetheless one of the smartest and kindest people I know), recently posed this question to me:

“Do you think that people who do a lot of online networking become that much less able to relate to people in a way that leaves room for inklings about people rather than making decisions based on profiles which are essentially ingredients listings?”

The question immediately resonated with me. Yes, it’s true. I think Facebook has done much damage in the way that we conceive of “knowing” a person. Does it really only amount to how much we know of their favorite music or movies? Or what their status updates report about their day-to-day activities? “

jei reik dar, galite spausti čia:

http://relevantmagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16008:the-death-of-facebook&catid=104:op-ed&Itemid=219

arba nukopijuokite į savo inetrneto naršyklę ir tada spauskite, o jau paskui skaitykite