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Category Archives: Facebook
Does Facebook lead to affairs?
Married people, please comment from your personal experience. I have a good buddy from high school who won’t go back on FB because it gets him in trouble in this department and his wife forbids it. I think it might … Continue reading
Men Tend To Have Wide Networks Of Shallow Relationships
This is one of the reasons men tend to have more influence on the wider world — this wider network of shallow relationships. This makes for success in business, academia, culture, sports, and the like. Women tend to have smaller … Continue reading
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Tagged culture sports, Facebook, human interactions, professional success, social networks
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Do You Spend Too Much Time On Facebook?
If so, I don’t think the solution for most people is to shut down their Facebook accounts. I think the important thing is to go deeper. Spending too much time on Facebook is just a symptom. For me, it is … Continue reading
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The Facebook Page For Levi Aron – The Creep Who Kidnapped And Murdered That Hasidic Boy
Levi Aron on Facebook. Thank God we don’t have any friends in common. His ex-wife Debbie.
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Best Facebook Update Of The Day
From my Orthodox friend M: “can’t find my Stripper’s Pants. Had planned to tear them off at a religious wedding tonight to reveal Red Spandex trousers underneath. The only possibly conclusion: God Wants Me To Keep My Trousers On. At … Continue reading
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Women who post lots of photos of themselves on Facebook value appearance, need attention, study find
Here’s the key graph: “The people who tended to base their self worth on things like academic competence, family love and support, and being a virtuous or moral person spent less time online and showed less interest in attention-seeking through … Continue reading
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I Can’t Wait To See The New Facebook Movie
Sharon Waxman nails it: It seems to me that Facebook has forgotten the most basic rule of public relations and marketing: any publicity is good publicity, of course. The movie will only draw more attention to the site. It will … Continue reading
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The Facebook Effect
I just read this new book by David Kirkpatrick. The story of Facebook is a great one but Kirkpatrick is a plodding writer. The earlier book on Facebook (getting turned into a movie) was a much better read. One thing … Continue reading
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Tagged david kirkpatrick, Dennis Prager, Facebook, orthodox jewish friends, porn star friends
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Facebook Is Good
FB: My therapist wants me to think about the ways I self-sabotage. Suggestions anyone? # Rabbi Hershel Rabbs Remer Clean up your chat room 55 minutes ago · LikeUnlike · # Luke Ford But I like Shira and Leslie! 55 … Continue reading
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