Internet culture is…
- Image over substance
- Putting up angry Facebook statuses to feel like you’re making a difference
- The irony that social media is strikingly anti-social
- Depressed Nihilism bandaided with materialism
- Accumulation of knowledge that no one actually reads
- Abandonment of local causes, but token internet support of global efforts
- The quick build-up of emotion, only to be quickly forgotten
- Mockery of everything, including the God, the Holocaust, and people during their lowest moments (ie, after a death in the family)
- Reducing a person’s life work to summarized quotes. They sound nice, but no one acts upon them
- Uniformity and conformity, with the illusion of individualism
- Casual, subtle and deeply unintellectual dismissal of religious traditions
- Overblown egos
- Concern with everyone but yourself, your family or your neighbors
- Lack of compromise or even being able to understand the opponent
- Hyper-atheism that only has the illusion of intelligence
- Having an opinion on things you are not qualified to have an opinion on
- Lack of genuine concern for suffering
- Western-centric view on culture – all others are “tolerated” or seen as backwards
The problem is not the medium, the problem is what the medium is used for. Keep yourselves free from these diseases.
Internet Culture Is…
December 13, 2013 Leave a comment
Internet culture is…
The problem is not the medium, the problem is what the medium is used for. Keep yourselves free from these diseases.
Filed under Societal Commentary Tagged with Facebook, Internet Culture, Nihilism