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Just saw this spoof movie trailer and i thought you guys would like it. My friend Mark Meynell shared it on his twitter stream – so the clip parodies its own route to market.
It reminds me how much Facebook and Twitter (and to a lesser degree Pinterest) has been shaping my habits and as a result forming my character for better and for worse.
I definitely feel more connected to world events, feel in touch with a lot of people I don’t see regularly. I do feel the urge to share ideas, news and jokes with people that I probably wouldn’t have done before. Silly ideas that would have stayed safely locked in my head, I now share for public approval. I definitely feel empowered to advocate for justice in a way that i didn’t used to.
How do you think Facebook has shaped you?
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Have you ever seen Rhett and Link's Facebook song from 5 years ago? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSnXE2791yg
It predicts a similar problem with the end of Facebook, but with a much more humorous edge.
I like being in touch with friends and especially keeping in touch with friends who normally life would have meant I wouldn't have stayed connected to. However i do wonder how much more i would get done without facebook and twitter being checked so often... Are they the new opiate for the masses?