I get e-mails from Facebook telling me about friends/associates who have left comments on the pages of people/things that I neither know or follow.
I was thinking about how curious this was, until I realized the American preoccupation for getting ‘all up’ into other people’s business, was very much the model for Facebook’s panopticon.
Denis Warburton /
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2024-10-12 02:54:27
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2024-10-12 02:54:27Event JSON
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