Here, Dave Platter warns of the dangers of the constant
connectivity that social media demands. He presents a subtle argument that
whatever self-image we create for ourselves as a result of our web popularity
is ephemeral. He encourages us to not rely too heavily on how many emails we
receive to determine our self-worth. Instead, to disconnect is to remind
ourselves that we are present, human, of the physical world. It is a lesson
worth remembering.
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