This article is part of the On Tech newsletter. You can sign up here to receive it weekdays. We’ve all seen social media used to shame people we disagree with. Those milliseconds of tsk-tsking might feel good, but I doubt they’re helpful. Then my colleague Natasha Singer told me about pandemic shaming I can get […]
What we may not realize starting out in our search marketing career is that the path we choose can quickly become our identity – and with it, shape our mindset. We choose our worldview and its invisible hand leads us along our career path. It may even affect our mental health because we’re constantly pushing
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Every so often, someone will act very angry online because a recipe they clicked on has “too much text.” They wanted to make mushroom ravioli, but instead had to scroll through a bunch of words about what mushroom ravioli means to a blogger’s family. Boring! It’s true that many (if not most) food bloggers write
At first glance, you might assume social media could have a positive impact on parenting. After all, what better way for the whole village to come together to raise mentally strong kids, right? Unfortunately, that isn’t usually what happens. Instead, today’s world is filled with people who are happy to judge one another’s parenting skills
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