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Is Social Media Destroying Society? Former Facebook Exec Says 'Yes'
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It's Georgia. 1 out of 10 of them don't know how to read and instagram is very visual friendly. Easy for illiterate people to navigate.
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Are we really shocked that 1 out of 10 people in GEORGIA would rather have an instagram account than go to school?
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Are we really shocked that 1 out of 10 people in GEORGIA would rather have an instagram account than go to school?
You say some of the most sideway **** on NT.
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I'm assuming this list includes migrants who don't speak English
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My lil sister is part of this tik tok generation....i've never seen her use it, but if she ever tries any of this dumb **** i'm smacking her upside the head
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Do you know what demo of young adults they surveyed? I'm curious & depending on what you're gunning for w/ a verified account can absolutely be more profitable than a college degree. I remember when she was just trendy girl getting off dope fits w/ 19k followers. Now she's getting paid to promote companies products:
We're in a new age of finding new ways to earn income. If anything us disproportionately broke *** millennials & older should embrace & learn from the kids on how to improve our pockets. I know every other week I'll go to some thrift stores & I'll come across to cool things to keep for myself & to sell & line my pockets. I've made a few hundreds a month doing this & occasionally I've made a thousand plus doing this. It depends on what I find. Not to mention, I have fun doing it b/c it's a legit hobby of mine.
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I saw this.
Most of the "illiterate" people in NY and Cali have English as their second language. They have an excuse. Meanwhile Jim Bob from Rural Georgia's family has spoken English for generations and still can't seem to get it right.
If you have to speak 2 languages, you have an excuse.
As of July 2016, California had a population of 39,250,017. Of this group age five and older, 44 percent spoke a language other than English at home. Meanwhile, 18.6 percent of California residents are considered limited English proficient (LEP), meaning they speak English less than “very well.” California ranks first among all states in both of these categories.
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Somewhat on topic, but it’s really wild to me how ppl old enough to be my parents (50s, 60s) be all in on social media. Making endless posts and status updates. It’s one thing for ppl born in the 90s and after, but them old MFs done lived a whole adult life before this **** was even a thing, how are you this sucked into FB or IG???
I legit blocked my aunt on FB because she was on there ranting about how terrible her BF was multiple times a week.Either leave dude or get counseling, why are you looking for sympathy on the internet? You have kids in their 30s smh.
One thing I learned is that a lot of ppl ain’t matured, they’re just old. And social media exposes that every day.
I legit blocked my aunt on FB because she was on there ranting about how terrible her BF was multiple times a week.Either leave dude or get counseling, why are you looking for sympathy on the internet? You have kids in their 30s smh.
One thing I learned is that a lot of ppl ain’t matured, they’re just old. And social media exposes that every day.
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Gen X are the social media og's though. They literally came up w/ chat rooms, aim, blackplanet, myspace, niketalk, lipstickalley, rapgenius, reddit, etc. All of what we're seeing today is just a evolved version of that. If you ever pay attention a lot older ppl from that timeframe be posting like they're anonymous. Especially ppl born in the early to mid 70's
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Idk if I've posted this before, it's long but it's a great watch.
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you still have to go outside and be productive. Instagam can’t build infrastructure. Bridges, homes, farming, etc. you STILL need blue collar workers. Instagram can’t perform surgery. It can’t do urban development. It can’t fly a plane. Everything isn’t social media....
I just don’t understand how people sit and vicariously live through others. Like you could be doing the same. I’m not going to ride anyone’s coattails.
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been saying THIS
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So now instathots feel "body shamed" when men talk about how much they like natural bodies
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If some people don't get the spotlight, they feel like they are being slighted. Insane state of mind if you ask me.So now instathots feel "body shamed" when men talk about how much they like natural bodies
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Quoted you in here because it applies. It seems like people are more concerned with appealing to the masses instead of fostering real relationships.
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I could see if it was actually funny.... my biggest issue with modern society/social media. A lot of the stuff doesn’t legitimately be funny
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