What this "Christian" woman said to me about my tattoos
shocked me....
Wouldn't it be nice if we judged people by their actions not by what they look like?!
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
THIS Will Make You Re-Consider Your Entire Existence
All this is true, we become too dependent on technology, internet, and social media, to the point that we literally feel like we can't live without, I'm from a generation that lived without the internet and technology being apart of my everyday life so trust me you can live without it, you just gotta put it down and focus your time and energy on something else you love where no cellphone, computer, tablet, or tv is required to enjoy yourself, I know it's easier said than done these because we've become so obsessed we our phone, tablets, tv, social media or we're working ourselves to death just to survive but we must find time for ourselves to relax our body and mind and there's so many things to enjoy without technology, we just have to take the time, step away and do it.
We become too dependent on technology, internet, and social media, to the point that we literally feel like we can't live without
All this is true, we become too dependent on technology, internet, and social media, to the point that we literally feel like we can't live without, I'm from a generation that lived without the internet and technology being apart of my everyday life so trust me you can live without it, you just gotta put it down and focus your time and energy on something else you love where no cellphone, computer, tablet, or tv is required to enjoy yourself, I know it's easier said than done these because we've become so obsessed we our phone, tablets, tv, social media or we're working ourselves to death just to survive but we must find time for ourselves to relax our body and mind and there's so many things to enjoy without technology, we just have to take the time, step away and do it.
We become too dependent on technology, internet, and social media, to the point that we literally feel like we can't live without
Social Media and False Information
Social Media and False Information, Opening Remarks and Panel
The Brookings Institution in Washington, DC hosted a half-day symposium examining social media and false information. This portion of the event included a panel discussion with political science professors and journalists on the prevalence of misinformation in the media. In addition, speakers talked about the evolution of media technology and the spreading of false information throughout history. Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne provided keynote remarks at the start.
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