Social Media
Social media is the interaction among people in which they create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks
Could there be some greater meaning to the handful of hurricanes threatening and attacking in the Gulf of Mexico? Jacob Israel, an internet commentator seems to think so. You will probably find his interpretations of these weather phenomena at least interesting if not compelling.
In the last week, we’ve witnessed a massive crackdown on alternative media — the likes of which are unprecedented. Quite literally overnight, YouTube issued a sweeping update and demonetized thousands of video in accounts across all political spectrums.
Male suicide has gone up 40%(!!) in the U.K. since 2008. Russell Brand says some smart things about what needs to change. Watch this video!
Many of you are stretching the social media boundaries to stand out online and in the process losing sight of your common sense and in the process damaging your reputation. Stop doing these 6 things…
Are you using social media or is it using you? Here are the signs you’re in too deep.
The path our lives take and how we think, and ultimately act changes the environment around us.
The existence of God has been fiercely debated for centuries. But regardless of what you think or feel is true, can we use math, the universal unbiased language to know if God exists?
The “Real Appeal” service is priced at $70 a pop, and for that, you get a warm body for your selfies for a whole two hours. Customers using the Real Appeal service are supplied with a catalog of fake friends to select from and are free to pick based on sex, gender, or, presumably, any other criteria.
The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has criticized the collection and obsession with “likes” on social media networks as a “real disease”, and warned that for some, it has become the only goal in life.
Finally, some good news about cops responding to a “false alarm” involving African-Americans! There may be hope.
New Year’s resolution # 1: Avoid use of headlines and writing of tweets that misrepresent and/or oversimplify the content of linked-to articles. Headlines matter as they frame the stories for users.
Why aren’t major media now highlighting Hillary’s ill-health as a “vicious fake news item” that was spread around by many sites, including the loathsome and ever-popular Drudge, during the presidential campaign?
Over the last 40 years, the assault on Western culture and civilization has taken people so far away from lucid thinking and logic, they don’t even know this discipline exists at all. What has replaced it is entertainment. It seems that hundreds of gimmicks and machines are now necessary, in order to keep the attention of children in school. There is a fear that without these “up-to-date” items, the kids will drop into a coma or walk out of the classroom.
We’re not supposed to believe these “fake news” INDIVIDUALS created their news operations on their own. We’re not supposed to believe each individual had a vision of what the news is supposed to be and followed that vision forward with great energy.
In the wake of Hillary Clinton’s “shocking” defeat, the corporate media that ardently supported her has tried to reclaim legitimacy by blaming “fake news” as the source of its clearly self-inflicted problems.
