>it still works as intended for 99% of people.
I would argue that it feels like it works, for 99% of people. I strongly believe that "social media" is a low-quality and unsatisfactory replacement for meaningful social interaction and bonding.
I would argue that it feels like it works, for 99% of people. I strongly believe that "social media" is a low-quality and unsatisfactory replacement for meaningful social interaction and bonding.
But that's effectively the same thing if you can't get users to change networks/platforms, eh?
> I strongly believe that "social media" is a low-quality and unsatisfactory replacement for meaningful social interaction and bonding.
Sure. It's easy-bake oven internet for non-geeks. But they don't care. The cupcakes taste fine (to them.)
Whole thing creeped me out.
Facebook's mission statement.