Post AV2dSd4259AweDTGM4 by being@social.ornella.xyz
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 (DIR) Post #AV2dSbaZZC144YgDnU by being@social.ornella.xyz
       2023-04-26T09:16:51Z
       
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       From a philosophical standpoint, i think the fact that social media combines immediacy and permanence makes it really hard to have a healthy image of a person, including for ourselves.If youve said *anything* on social media in the past, it's an artifact that remains. And so if you change your mind, you still have to consider the past a part of you and your image. so the natural tendency is to do mental gymnastics so the two opinions can fit together. When they actually shouldnt!
       
 (DIR) Post #AV2dScPyU58IdyjGuu by being@social.ornella.xyz
       2023-04-26T09:20:22Z
       
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       I'm thinking not even of anything specific, but just:For a long time, the longevity of things was more or less related to the time it took to craft them. Houses, books, clothes, furniture... If it's poorly built, or if there's no reason to conserve it, it'll probably disappear.Now, anything digital is both immediate and much, much more persistent
       
 (DIR) Post #AV2dSd4259AweDTGM4 by being@social.ornella.xyz
       2023-04-26T09:34:32Z
       
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       Ah, I've thought about something silly but actually realistic!There's a pineapple on pizza meme. You're on the Hawaiian pizza hate train, share it meme, and maybe have some banter in the comments.Years later, you discover that pineapple on pizza can actually be delicious. Sweet, tangy garlicness whirling around in your mouth, you suddenly feel ashamed! You were wrong. How can you face your followers?The answer is of course who the fuck cares? But you're made to feel like you have to.