Unnoticed Addictions

So we may acknowledge that we are dummies in our quest for an unsocial relationship with our chosen social network friends for the day, but even as the faithful networker tenderly walks the streets and socializes with his human friend counterparts, ignoring the pulls and lusts of the flesh to exclaim, “ YES, I’m OK !”  “I’m learning much about electronic media and I have new skills in communication which will be unhelpful to me sometime very soon”, we wonder what they’re waffling on about. Are they deranged by their new found gratuitous love of electronic media or have they just become delirious by the addictive myriads of flickering pixels that they can’t see in life’s big electronic screen projected before their very eyes.  Now they have become oblivious to their addictive state which will eventually hit them like a hammer on the head. Readers, wear a crash helmet, you may need it.

Why not read: Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes Your Faith and see for yourself how much influence these barely seen pixels have on your life.

Social Network Safety Whatsits

The unsocial aspect of social networks doesn't stop at the personality and character assassinations of friends and family. It also comes much closer to our own physical health than we would care to admit, as we sit at our computers, staring at the pixels, being completely oblivious to the damage that's creeping in to our physique. What follows, even as a younger person is endless hours of neck and back aches, stomach and wrist aches, and don't mention the bowels as the much needed "whatsit" is delayed for a few hours. What a life, aye? perhaps an electronic swivel chair on automatic coasters with a built in drinks machine will come on to the market soon?  Click on the picture of the man below and take a few tips from what you see.

Toshiba Satellite L655-S5158 15.6-Inch Laptop (Black)