Chris Kanyane

The Joys, The Fun and The Pleasures Of Belonging To Facebook Village



Posted: Saturday, November 20, 2010

by Chris Kanyane
Global Center For Research World Wide

Certainly Facebook is the echelon of what researchers have been telling us that we live in a knowledge society. We know more about our friends than we use to - courtesy of facebook. It is easy and it is cosy to have a page on facebook. But the danger is that you often log into facebook, alone in your bed, ideas and feelings flow naturally and it is easy to just write on your wall something that may haunt you a while.

Even facebook programmers and marketers have made it so persuasive to write on your wall. The form is there waiting for you to fill it. Not only the readily available form to write a message but you are prompted to write continually with the facebook tagline going something like “do you have something in your mind". And now that it connected to our mobile phones it really makes the term “global village" reality.

Consider these views from Time magazine;

Sometime in the next few weeks, Facebook will officially log its 500 millionth active citizen. If the website were granted terra firma, it would be the world’s third largest country by population, two thirds bigger than the United States. More than 1 in 4 people who browse the internet not only have facebook account but have returned to the site within the past 30 days.

Being excommunicated from facebook today would be even more painful. For many people, it is second home. Users share more than 25 billion pieces of intimate information and photos with facebook each month.
Dr Chris Kanyane has Ph.D (History) obtained from Central Western University, Arlington, Texas (US). He is the author of two historical biographical books; Turfloop and Eugen Weber Greatest Historian Of Our Times: Lessons of Greatness To The Future.

Dr Chris Kanyane will work long and hard in helping you to dig your life story out of your spiritual reservoir with a mixture of encouragement and research – for more details contact www.globalresearchcentre.org

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» left by Jennifer Stewart
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Those figures are mind boggling, especially when you compare them to the populations of entire countries!
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