#information bubble

Sometimes I need to take a break from social media and the constant flow of information. How much time do we actually spend online? It's important to give our brains a rest and enjoy life outside the information bubble.

There's so much we can do: go for a walk, read a book meet up with friends, cook a new dish or spend time with family.

Social networks can easily take up too much of our time and we need to remember why we're using them - for work, for entertainment but not at the expense of real life.

How much time do you spend on social media?

1. Why everything I am being shown builds up what I already know?

2. So this is why I am always angry.

like to the tears to the core

and then you remember that life outside fun and kindness and creativity exists and oh it was just your information/filter bubble you have sealed yourself in with the algorithms and all of humanity is not like that

You have probably seen that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was caught on a hot mic gossiping and giggling with some other world leaders about President Donald Trump. Well, I hate to burst your bubble, but none of that actually happened.

Soap Bubble from needpix.com

The incident you saw was edited from a much longer video which provided a very different context and understanding. At a…

http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bubbles

We did not have a video post in a while. You must be really bored from long written post so here is a link to short TED video that will change your opinion on internet forever.

Everyone should see this and know this video!

This is a clear example of how sheep are being made of us and about information being deprived from us.

Eli Pariser at the 'Mashable Media Summit 2011' on the Filter Bubble...