Twitter/Facebook/Our Brain
I recommend checking out this entertaining exchange, also these comments on whether Facebook helps or hinders offline friendships.
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1 comment:
As long as they do not make cronyism worse than it is, Twitter and FB (really all social media) can only imply improvement of the quality of life.
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