好難頂。
Social Network 一類如 Facebook，我以為，製造了大量極為無聊的信息。坦白說，若因為出於關心你，而要換來浪費我（ 和他人）大量的時間，從大堆「我正在打甚麼機，打緊史上最強的超XX，勁YY大戰」、「我今日做的第一萬零二十八個乜乜心理測驗之結果為…」之流的垃圾信 息中，去找出你的近況；對不起，我會選擇放棄。
我放棄的，是那些單單在說，「在做甚麼」的你。
我歡迎，和關心的，是有反省、有思想、有意見、有話說、有內容的你。
這也是我唔twit的原因。
難道你唔覺難頂嗎？還是你樂於被reduce 為 you are what you are doing?
For the LORD God is a sun and shield; the LORD bestows favor and honor. No good thing does he withhold from those who walk uprightly. (Psalm 84:11, ESV)
You become like what you worship. You reflect the one you worship.
Friends I know through blogging
Those who help me understand what He said
What we think He is saying
What the world is saying
What the world is expressing
We depend so much on technology, yet we hardly care to know anything about it.
Great minds I finished (or gave up) wrestling with
Great minds that demand me to wrestle with
Where they are
Stay updated on my meandering thoughts (Syndicate).
8 Comments
Anson
Haha, I’m sure you’ll enjoy the posting:
http://stackblog.wordpress.com.....th-photos/
Also read comment #12, where one person stated an important positive thing about facebook statuses — it presents a consistent picture of yourself to all your friends — not allowing us to wear face masks in front of different groups of friends.
Jul 20th, 2009
edmund
yes, it CAN, just as any other tools can be positive and can be used to help present a more consistent picture of ourselves —
if we choose to.
Jul 20th, 2009
Anson
Perhaps we can see those “mo-liu” updates such as psychology test results and games are a facet of our friend’s lives. That’s what people spend their time in. We are surely not merely what we do, but what we do reflects what we value.
Perhaps that can help us to understand a bit more about our friends. I’m sure there’s a pastoral benefit to these annoying status updates =)
Jul 20th, 2009
peggy
well…the only reason i opened a facebook account is most of my friends (mainly those not in TO) put their pics on facebook.
And i have the setting that no email notification on updates…
and yes i got tired of those tests and games….
Jul 20th, 2009
Anson
Sharing on Facebook Now More Popular than Sharing by Email
http://mashable.com/2009/07/20.....ring-data/
This tells us a very important fact: facebook is where the zeitgeist is. It’s where we can sense the pulse of the society, the friends we have. If Paul hung out in city squares and marketplaces, shouldn’t we also hang out in the modern day equivalent?
Jul 21st, 2009
edmund
好問題，Anson。保羅時常hang out的，是Agora？還是當時（我認為）的zeitgeist（=神廟？浴池）？要 understand 友人的「真面目」，我同意，可以上fb，但也可以不是。說到底，是你的友人喜歡揭示甚麼的個人選擇。fb也不代表是真面目，常看到的status updates，也是負面情緒比較多…
Yes, “we are surely not merely what we do, but what we do reflects what we value.”
我會加多句，and what we value OFTEN dictated and molded by, like it or not, what is given to us (in this case, fb’s apps and games).
還是那句，我歡迎，和關心的，是有反省、有思想、有意見、有話說、有內容的你。
Jul 21st, 2009
Anson
華理克加入Twitter
http://www.gospelherald.ca/news/tec_197.htm
Jul 21st, 2009
edmund
…週日，他（華理克）分享說，Twitter上的招牌問題「你正在做什麼」讓他感到無聊，比起問這個問題，他將會用Twitter來分享他正在想什麼。
阿們！
Jul 22nd, 2009
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