5 thoughts on “Once more, before 2020 ends: Kill Facebook”
Haha Alexander’s very bad day 😂 I love that book and I often also quote that line. I completely agree with this post, I can’t fathom why people are still on that platform. Or twitter.
Nor can I, my friend. I will fully admit to being enamored of both early on but my digital life has improved infinitely since choosing to avoid social media. I definitely miss staying caught up with friends and family from afar (I moved a lot as a kid), but the amount of sheer bullshit and assholery those platforms enable astound me. I do feel empathy for small businesses that rely on them as business tools. I much prefer ye olde simple weblog. 🙂
Jason Preu 
Haha Alexander’s very bad day 😂 I love that book and I often also quote that line. I completely agree with this post, I can’t fathom why people are still on that platform. Or twitter.
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Nor can I, my friend. I will fully admit to being enamored of both early on but my digital life has improved infinitely since choosing to avoid social media. I definitely miss staying caught up with friends and family from afar (I moved a lot as a kid), but the amount of sheer bullshit and assholery those platforms enable astound me. I do feel empathy for small businesses that rely on them as business tools. I much prefer ye olde simple weblog. 🙂
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Excellent points. I’m glad I got out of Facebook. It was boring and too much drama going on.
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Bad for the health of humanity.
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Agree. Too much distraction and not enough concentration.
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