Facebook Logout: Experiences and Reasons to Leave it

by Ivo Quartiroli

Overview

Chapter 1: Musings about Facebook -
The Quality of Relationships -
Children -
Privacy Issues -
Facebook Changes the Concept of Friendship -
The Inner Reasons to Leave -
The Logout Process -
Chapter 2: Logout experiences -
All Your Time or Nothing -
This Time I Really Want to Leave it for Good -
Bad Energy -
Amplifier of an Inner Discomfort -
Looking Through the Keyhole -
An Affection-Compensating Tool -
Boring to Death -
Obsessive-Compulsive -
From Village to Global Village -
Reliving my Earlier Nightmares -
Political Control -
Not a Broad Communication -
You Always Have to Feed the Beast -
A Narrowed Down Tunnel-Vision Style of Contact -
References

Product Details

BN ID:	2940032989257
Publisher:	Ivo Quartiroli
Publication date:	12/22/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	112 KB

About the Author

Ivo Quartiroli was a software programmer, a book publisher and book author in Italy. Involved both in information processing and consciousness processing through a spiritual path toward the truth, he writes about the intersection of technology, psychology, spirituality and society on his blog, at www.indranet.org and writes for Italian magazines about technology and society. Ivo Quartiroli is also the author of The Digitally Divided Self: Relinquishing our Awareness to the Internet. “It isn't easy to find an informed and critical look at the impact of digital media practices on human lives and minds. Ivo Quartiroli offers an informed critique based in both an understanding of technology and of human consciousness.” —Howard Rheingold “Aware of the profound and rapid psychological and social metamorphosis we are going through as we ‘go digital’ without paying attention, Ivo Quartiroli is telling us very precisely what we are gaining and what we are losing of the qualities and privileges that, glued as we are to one screen or another, we take for granted in our emotional, cognitive and spiritual life. This book is a wake-up call. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates should read it.” —Derrick de Kerckhove Intersecting media studies, psychology and spirituality, The Digitally Divided Self exposes the nature of the malleable mind and explores the religious and philosophical influences which leave it obsessed with the incessant flow of information. The Table of Contents, the introduction and the first chapter of The Digitally Divided Self are available at http://www.indranet.org/the-digitally-divided-self-table-of-contents-introduction-and-chapter-1/