That nobody cares about you unless you’re sharing memes and being silly. People have a very obscure way of handling any ounce of negativity and struggles one is going through. They’re there for your victories, but aren’t there for you, for your losses.
In retrospect, he’s right. Since then, billions of people have entrusted their information online to social media platforms time and time again. To Google. Facebook. Reddit. Twitter. Anywhere and everywhere. They haven’t learned a thing.
In the 90s as the internet was developing, we were warned to be cautious about who exactly are to know what about us as we surfed online. Like it was dumb to make your screen name, your real name or have parts of your real name. It was dumb to make your password resemble things about you or to make it easy to guess.
Nobody can say that we didn’t have the warnings. But by the turn of the 2000s and since, we just didn’t care. And it’s just funnier and funnier how so many people NOW start to care about privacy AFTER THE FACTS…
I’m not sure it was that we didn’t care as much as failing to do so locks you out of a lot of the internet.