I wonder if, for whatever reason, all of this massive shift in what is deemed important has more to do with corporate allegiance than actual ideology. Can Twitter and Facebook truly be such monolithic representations of the larger accepted ideas of common people OR is it allegiance to one particular politic that garners them the most mon…
I wonder if, for whatever reason, all of this massive shift in what is deemed important has more to do with corporate allegiance than actual ideology. Can Twitter and Facebook truly be such monolithic representations of the larger accepted ideas of common people OR is it allegiance to one particular politic that garners them the most money and protection? I am beginning to realise, whether I am right or not, that the actual answers to such societal conundrums are far more simple than complicated.
I wonder if, for whatever reason, all of this massive shift in what is deemed important has more to do with corporate allegiance than actual ideology. Can Twitter and Facebook truly be such monolithic representations of the larger accepted ideas of common people OR is it allegiance to one particular politic that garners them the most money and protection? I am beginning to realise, whether I am right or not, that the actual answers to such societal conundrums are far more simple than complicated.