Facebook and Instagram
What could I possibly say about these two. I've done a lot of research on these two tools over the course of this semester. One of the articles that I cited in one of my papers (and I cannot for the life of me recall the actual title of the article) compared different tools to different physical spaces. So like, Facebook was the living room, LinkedIn is the office, Twitter is the bar? maybe. Something like that. But I loved it! Because it's so true! After a decade of use, Facebook is closest to home. It's got personal and professional friends, it's got my parents and grandparents, it's got my siblings.. and it's the one space where when I'm communicating with each of these individuals, it's not weird. I can casually communicate with everyone and no one is going to bat an eye.... unless I say something really off the wall but come on.. it's still the internet. I keep the hot takes mostly to myself. Instagram is similar but there's a completely d
