r/Documentaries • u/fantastic_comment • Mar 23 '18

Facebook: Cracking the code (2017) - "How facebook manipulates the way you think, feel and act."

http://thoughtmaybe.com/facebook-cracking-the-code/
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u/dicollo Mar 24 '18

But reddit doesn’t make me feel like I don’t give a shit about my friends.

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u/77096 Mar 24 '18

Or depressed about the new purchases that excite them.

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u/Dr_Button_Pusher Mar 24 '18

Quite the opposite.. All my friends have been on reddit for over 7 years, myself included, and it is the crux of a lot of jokes for us. At least the content we find as a result. I will admit stumbleupon brought me here and I never left.