It is quite hard to live without Facebook, but I wouldn't trust it
Delete Facebook Now
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Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
I've never had it and I see it as a time waster, so I'm baffled as to why people get hooked on it in the first place. Yeah, I can see how people become enamored with keeping up with ******, old classmates and (actual) friends. But apart from all of the fake friends, fake lives and childish drama that goes on (kinda like this place sometimes), the price you pay is having to install a piece of spyware on your PC or mobile device, that uploads your contact lists, tracks you and your location (even when you're traveling) and uses complex algorithms to link you to other people - it's like they're trying to create a giant collective hive. It's "free" simply because Facebook sells your data... or to be more accurate (in Zuckerberg speak), sells access to your data.
Zuckerberg and his feminazi henchwoman, Sheryl Sandberg, are both highly intelligent... and equally crooked. Here's what wedge-headed Zuck thinks of his users:
"They trust me — dumb fucks," says Zuckerberg in one of the instant messages.
Zuckerberg and his feminazi henchwoman, Sheryl Sandberg, are both highly intelligent... and equally crooked. Here's what wedge-headed Zuck thinks of his users:
"They trust me — dumb fucks," says Zuckerberg in one of the instant messages.
Luxman
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How information is like snacks, money, and *****—to your brain
"Can’t stop checking your phone, even when you’re not expecting any important messages? Blame your brain. A new study by researchers at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business has found that information acts on the brain’s dopamine-producing reward system in the same way as money or food. “To the brain, information is its own reward,"
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"Can’t stop checking your phone, even when you’re not expecting any important messages? Blame your brain. A new study by researchers at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business has found that information acts on the brain’s dopamine-producing reward system in the same way as money or food. “To the brain, information is its own reward,"
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I might get rid of mine
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I've never been on social media, and I never will. I have a phone you can call or text to, and if you're my friend or ******, you know where I live., and if I wanna know about you, I'll get ahold of you by the same methods. It's bad enough I have to wear this silly aluminum foil hat, so the government doesn't know what I'm thinking at all times.
This. I have a couple fake accounts actually, based on historical or fictional figures, right down to the birthdate & occupation. I find it funny imagining the person datamining my facebook data.
I do have one "real" FB for my real friends, but all my biographical data (like my birthdate) is fake. I can tell who my real friends are by who posts on my real b-day.
Funny story, I've signed up using a fake name for those "Free stuff" websites where they send you free physical trials & promos, and now it's come to the point where I've gotten "Pre-approved" credit card applications under those fake names, complete with a "temporary/trial" credit card with those names. I actually love getting those.
Little Red Wagon Repairman
Girls Can't Wrestle
I've mentioned before how Gameboy Advance is superior to the Facebook Machine. The GBA has a library of over 1000 games you can play and 0% chance of being sent a dick pic.
Little Red Wagon Repairman
Girls Can't Wrestle
Right now he's probably dancing around in his grandma's panties, yeah, rubbing himself in peanut butter as he reads everybody's Facebook postings.
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