I received a birthday card from a good friend in December. It read...
facebook: 500 million people....
...Who need to get a life. -------
That's my feeling about twitter, tweets the twitterverse and the twits who think their every moment is worth documenting in 140 characters. As soon as I see an invitation to follow or like someone or something on twitter or facebook, I shudder.
I enjoy both Twitter and Facebook, but they certainly are timewasters. I have to recertify in Internal Medicine in four months and have decided to cut back my time on both until I take the exam.
...of course now here I am commenting on a blog. (But it's a really good blog.)
I received a birthday card from a good friend in December. It read...
ReplyDeletefacebook:
500 million people....
...Who need to get a life.
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That's my feeling about twitter, tweets the twitterverse and the twits who think their every moment is worth documenting in 140 characters.
As soon as I see an invitation to follow or like someone or something on twitter or facebook, I shudder.
I enjoy both Twitter and Facebook, but they certainly are timewasters. I have to recertify in Internal Medicine in four months and have decided to cut back my time on both until I take the exam.
ReplyDelete...of course now here I am commenting on a blog. (But it's a really good blog.)
Dr. A., we can take the moral high ground and view Twitter as just a blog with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
ReplyDeleteAnd feel free to tweet that.