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I have heard several times now that tech companies hire psychologists in order to hack their users minds and create more addictive products. I’ve also …
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Disclaimer of Irony: This is my opinion on how the internet encourages people to make quick opinions. It seems that the Internet, along with the broade…
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While growing up, most of us thought, said, and did reprehensible things. Some of us more than others, but all of us nonetheless. To deny this is to de…
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If I were to ask people what the least useful and largest time waster of the social medias was, many, including myself, would say Tik Tok. In my opinio…
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We all receive a barrage of notifications on our phone each day. Slack messages, text messages, sports updates, and the most precious of them all, soci…
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News media today is markedly different from news media of the past. For example, social media enables anyone to disseminate information. Publications l…
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I remember when I finally got an invite to join Clubhouse. My friend had recently gotten off the waiting list and sent me a text with a link to downloa…
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The Fame Lottery There has never been a point in history, until today, when ordinary people have had the opportunity to become famous. Social media has…
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How Digital Tech Can Make Our Lives More Difficult And Less Fun
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The way we listen to music today is categorically different from the way our ancestors listened to music. For one thing, the internet and smartphones h…
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