
just on the show of hands who here has a
Facebook account that they use daily
messing here friends go to your feet a
little too well you see he has not just
the only ones but in the past year at
the beginning of this year Facebook had
a mass over 2 billion monthly users
monkey active users that is the
population of US India and Indonesia
combined there is still 100 million
people short that is more than 20% of
the world’s population logging onto
Facebook not CLE well in the South
Facebook daily users our graduates
shifting away intercut platform is to
host the majority of the share for 70%
but it’s still 60% more than Sears
comparator Twitter not only change at
only 10% well for you guys statistically
71% of you have at least another analyst
to mr. media accounts I know that
because I have not just one not two
before accounts to visualize this look
at your hands now seven of those seven
of those figures and for just one way to
stop the other nine oh point this we as
a society would be some hope so consumed
by social media but why why don’t we so
consumed by social media why do we like
it so much why why is it so addicting
I’ll be honest I can’t go ten minutes
without scrolling through my
there’s an infinite loop of new updates
new memes for me to see I just keep on
you have to keep on going well with this
social media are designed to keep you on
your site take Facebook for example
Facebook has a deep gray limit great
background that’s easy for the eyes and
it’s separated blocks for your easy
freaking ugly and slick and it’s easy to
use on your lap you have your shortcuts
to your pages your groups that you can
put the access and access at any time in
the middle is our main news feed we can
do you have most of your information
laid out for you and on your right you
have your friends stories you have your
you have your games that you’ve recently
placed your friends aims that you
recently played that they’ve used in
play and falling under for this you just
have to tell are ranked from the support
of to the most before it comes to the
list and they have easy to see redox for
you to know when they’re online and that
elusive one minute mark so that you you
know you just missed them and you
interactive right back in it doesn’t end
there Facebook uses Facebook uses a
combination of colors white and loans
keep you from falling asleep as a study
by Sarah elephants of heather has shown
us that blue lights keep us awake
that’s why we’re all scrolling Facebook
at 2 a.m. and family is by not just
Facebook but I also still be here
platforms out there is that nothing is
shown in chronological order
this gives you a sense of the
completeness so that just always
something new you’re never seeing
something old and you have to
I’m going but then why why do they want
us to be on their site
well the longer you’re on this ice the
more ants they can show you the more ads
means more Benjamins
then how do you know which had to show
you what’s easy they should need to ship
no you Facebook and many other social
media platforms out there to collect
your data have you noticed how whistling
your surges have been very precise
that’s because they have an a database
of all of your past searches but with
lemon turns the let my parents looking
through my computer would say if you
have nothing to write and just nothing
to worry about
but we do we do have everything to worry
about we as a society we as a society
and we ask users we have every single
rights to stay anonymous and still have
our privacy like a bathroom door I don’t
want I have nothing to hide I don’t want
anyone slipping around the most damaging
thing in my opinion that Trisha Pierre
had created is the division of 39 years
this track really is a is a network
graph showing the interactions between
liberals and conservatives on Twitter
every dot is a single user and every
line is the interaction between those
losers maybe even tweet a retweet or
like well look this there isn’t much or
any interaction between these two
parties this is creating the polarity
between us this is not stealing with
just Twitter on facebook on Facebook
they connect you with people that in
order to arrive the simple leaves at you
and Google your searches of filters
fits your mind so that it autocompletes
to what it thinks you want and this is
not this is creating hate groups
this is creating quote this is
polarizing our society this grading of
black boots or say that there’s a white
genocide that white people become
extinct
this is creating liberal groups where
they’re calling out they’re calling out
the Conservatives or Nazis just because
they’re conservatives this type of
name-calling aggressively attacking with
that consideration it’s not good for
anyone
this world have become no longer me and
you working together to solve a problem
this me versus you me against you it’s
me or you or no one at all and we need
we need to stop pointing fingers and
hope we know we’re correct and knowing
and this now we’re always correct
because to do that we know that in them
to me the main source of course is take
news I see you see they can use with
their captivating headlines to try and
use electron interactions like right
here more than two thousand likes and
reactions and more than a thousand
shares this type of reaction decided to
you take together they become prominent
on social media because they get
highlighted the feature and it doesn’t
help when traditional media news the
news doesn’t show celebrating success
rather the Prudhoe world outside that
your constant
having an uphill battle against US
consumers I don’t think that there’s
anything that we can do to make a
meaningful change because this has been
the practice for years for decades this
is how they make their money but as
consumers we can be wary of the world of
music we have to be social media isn’t
going away anytime soon intervene so
deeply into your life
that it’s not a part of our lives and I
stand here not to advocate for the
boycott utter removal of these sites no
I stand here to show you the risks and
dangers that social media brings about and from there can you start on your own
Facebook account that they use daily
messing here friends go to your feet a
little too well you see he has not just
the only ones but in the past year at
the beginning of this year Facebook had
a mass over 2 billion monthly users
monkey active users that is the
population of US India and Indonesia
combined there is still 100 million
people short that is more than 20% of
the world’s population logging onto
Facebook not CLE well in the South
Facebook daily users our graduates
shifting away intercut platform is to
host the majority of the share for 70%
but it’s still 60% more than Sears
comparator Twitter not only change at
only 10% well for you guys statistically
71% of you have at least another analyst
to mr. media accounts I know that
because I have not just one not two
before accounts to visualize this look
at your hands now seven of those seven
of those figures and for just one way to
stop the other nine oh point this we as
a society would be some hope so consumed
by social media but why why don’t we so
consumed by social media why do we like
it so much why why is it so addicting
I’ll be honest I can’t go ten minutes
without scrolling through my
there’s an infinite loop of new updates
new memes for me to see I just keep on
you have to keep on going well with this
social media are designed to keep you on
your site take Facebook for example
Facebook has a deep gray limit great
background that’s easy for the eyes and
it’s separated blocks for your easy
freaking ugly and slick and it’s easy to
use on your lap you have your shortcuts
to your pages your groups that you can
put the access and access at any time in
the middle is our main news feed we can
do you have most of your information
laid out for you and on your right you
have your friends stories you have your
you have your games that you’ve recently
placed your friends aims that you
recently played that they’ve used in
play and falling under for this you just
have to tell are ranked from the support
of to the most before it comes to the
list and they have easy to see redox for
you to know when they’re online and that
elusive one minute mark so that you you
know you just missed them and you
interactive right back in it doesn’t end
there Facebook uses Facebook uses a
combination of colors white and loans
keep you from falling asleep as a study
by Sarah elephants of heather has shown
us that blue lights keep us awake
that’s why we’re all scrolling Facebook
at 2 a.m. and family is by not just
Facebook but I also still be here
platforms out there is that nothing is
shown in chronological order
this gives you a sense of the
completeness so that just always
something new you’re never seeing
something old and you have to
I’m going but then why why do they want
us to be on their site
well the longer you’re on this ice the
more ants they can show you the more ads
means more Benjamins
then how do you know which had to show
you what’s easy they should need to ship
no you Facebook and many other social
media platforms out there to collect
your data have you noticed how whistling
your surges have been very precise
that’s because they have an a database
of all of your past searches but with
lemon turns the let my parents looking
through my computer would say if you
have nothing to write and just nothing
to worry about
but we do we do have everything to worry
about we as a society we as a society
and we ask users we have every single
rights to stay anonymous and still have
our privacy like a bathroom door I don’t
want I have nothing to hide I don’t want
anyone slipping around the most damaging
thing in my opinion that Trisha Pierre
had created is the division of 39 years
this track really is a is a network
graph showing the interactions between
liberals and conservatives on Twitter
every dot is a single user and every
line is the interaction between those
losers maybe even tweet a retweet or
like well look this there isn’t much or
any interaction between these two
parties this is creating the polarity
between us this is not stealing with
just Twitter on facebook on Facebook
they connect you with people that in
order to arrive the simple leaves at you
and Google your searches of filters
fits your mind so that it autocompletes
to what it thinks you want and this is
not this is creating hate groups
this is creating quote this is
polarizing our society this grading of
black boots or say that there’s a white
genocide that white people become
extinct
this is creating liberal groups where
they’re calling out they’re calling out
the Conservatives or Nazis just because
they’re conservatives this type of
name-calling aggressively attacking with
that consideration it’s not good for
anyone
this world have become no longer me and
you working together to solve a problem
this me versus you me against you it’s
me or you or no one at all and we need
we need to stop pointing fingers and
hope we know we’re correct and knowing
and this now we’re always correct
because to do that we know that in them
to me the main source of course is take
news I see you see they can use with
their captivating headlines to try and
use electron interactions like right
here more than two thousand likes and
reactions and more than a thousand
shares this type of reaction decided to
you take together they become prominent
on social media because they get
highlighted the feature and it doesn’t
help when traditional media news the
news doesn’t show celebrating success
rather the Prudhoe world outside that
your constant
having an uphill battle against US
consumers I don’t think that there’s
anything that we can do to make a
meaningful change because this has been
the practice for years for decades this
is how they make their money but as
consumers we can be wary of the world of
music we have to be social media isn’t
going away anytime soon intervene so
deeply into your life
that it’s not a part of our lives and I
stand here not to advocate for the
boycott utter removal of these sites no
I stand here to show you the risks and
dangers that social media brings about and from there can you start on your own
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