Upside Down Eagle
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I was scrolling on Facebook happily when I saw the Guardian had posted the following:
http://www.theguardian.com/technolo...ing-people-talk-about-mental-health?CMP=fb_gu
It's a very interesting read about the question whether talking on social media is okay or not okay. I've spent a lot of time thinking about this question, as I am sure the most of you have. In the end, my conclusion is that it is good to talk, because it's important that people around us be informed. The less prejudice, stereotypes and assumptions in the minds of society, the better, right?
On the other hand, there is privacy, there is Facebook -the infamous mountain of sugar that alludes to everyone and yet nobody knows exactly what the price is. Where does the info go? Do you get to wear a label from the moment you speak out? How do other people react when they're sitting behind their screen, reading your post? Very interesting to think about.
http://www.theguardian.com/technolo...ing-people-talk-about-mental-health?CMP=fb_gu
It's a very interesting read about the question whether talking on social media is okay or not okay. I've spent a lot of time thinking about this question, as I am sure the most of you have. In the end, my conclusion is that it is good to talk, because it's important that people around us be informed. The less prejudice, stereotypes and assumptions in the minds of society, the better, right?
On the other hand, there is privacy, there is Facebook -the infamous mountain of sugar that alludes to everyone and yet nobody knows exactly what the price is. Where does the info go? Do you get to wear a label from the moment you speak out? How do other people react when they're sitting behind their screen, reading your post? Very interesting to think about.