This article talks about how the inventor of endless scrolling on apps and websites, regrets his creation. This is like a case of just cause we could doesn't mean we should. He acknowledges the impact that endless scrolling has on users experience. He explains he regrets the invention due to it's effect on users, and it's influence to addiction and dependence to social media. It was designed as something that was meant to ease user experience, but later becomes something that hurts the user in the long run.

I never realized that Facebook and Youtube were launched in 2004 and 2005. That is like 2 years after I was born, the fact that these platforms have been around as long as I have is crazy. And the growth and change that these platforms have gone through throughout these two decades is very vast. The way people use these platforms, has remained ultimately the same. But the amount of people on these platforms have also exploded. And we are starting to see a change in the way social media is used, nowadays it could be seen as to be used in an isolating way rather than being a way for people to connect and communicate.

I never realized that Facebook and Youtube were launched in 2004 and 2005. That is like 2 years after I was born, the fact that these platforms have been around as long as I have is crazy. And the growth and change that these platforms have gone through throughout these two decades is very vast. The way people use these platforms, has remained ultimately the same. But the amount of people on these platforms have also exploded. And we are starting to see a change in the way social media is used, nowadays it could be seen as to be used in an isolating way rather than being a way for people to connect and communicate.

You can learn a lot about people from their social media data, the good and the bad. Often times when you're looking at someone's social media data you're probably already looking for the bad anyways, which is why a lot of people's social media data probably contains something embarrassing, something they probably don't even remember is out there on the internet. You can learn about someone's interests, dislikes, things they hate, what they love. Social media data is very vast, and sometimes probably includes things we don't remember.

I think Confucianism the aztec virtue is true, although theres times where it feels we can do everything on our own. We often times need the support of a village, which is why it is said that because "the earth is slippery, slick" it is easy for individuals to fall into bad actions. I think thats also a beautiful way to explain for some of human beings wrong doings.