Log Off: Why Posting And Politics (Almost) Never Mix - Aftermath
Back to the (Internet) Future - Cal Newport
In the thirty years that passed, we have allowed exactly this type of soul-deadening tyranny to take hold of cyberspace — an unavoidable consequence of consolidating this once distributed and quirky medium into a small number of massive platforms.
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༘₊ ⊹ ☘︎ Interview » tvwishes ☁︎ ⊹₊
I read a comment on one of your posts that said, “this helps me realize that if I just put my phone away for a while, a lot of stuff feels exactly the same way it did 20 years ago.” There’s a longing for a time when going online felt like an option or a destination, now it's this ambient thing that everyone is a part of.
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