11-30-2025, 06:24 AM
I never used Facebook or Instagram or other such creepy places because they always gave me the creeps. 
You could say my intuition always protected me.
Anyway, I am also a private person, so I like to keep certain things private.
I feel sorry for the children of today because I feel they are trapped in some strange kind of prison and most of them don't even realize it.
I like some forums like our lovely forum here because I feel free here.
Meta INTENTIONALLY Suppressed Evidence Of Social Media's Harm!
Reports recently emerged indicating that the Meta corporation actively buried internal research showing Facebook users became less depressed and anxious once they logged off the social network.
Guest host Chris Keane, along with Americans’ comedian Kurt Metzger, and Jimmy Dore Show producer Mischa Paullin, hammers at the hypocrisy of Big Tech, mocking Meta’s excuses while comparing the company's behavior to tobacco-style denialism.
The discussion widens into a blistering critique of how social media fuels polarization, addiction, and mass manipulation - while DARPA's origins of the whole system loom ominously in the background. By the end, the hosts frame the entire digital landscape as an engineered psychological trap that profits from human misery while pretending to protect the public.

You could say my intuition always protected me.
Anyway, I am also a private person, so I like to keep certain things private.
I feel sorry for the children of today because I feel they are trapped in some strange kind of prison and most of them don't even realize it.

I like some forums like our lovely forum here because I feel free here.

Meta INTENTIONALLY Suppressed Evidence Of Social Media's Harm!
Reports recently emerged indicating that the Meta corporation actively buried internal research showing Facebook users became less depressed and anxious once they logged off the social network.
Guest host Chris Keane, along with Americans’ comedian Kurt Metzger, and Jimmy Dore Show producer Mischa Paullin, hammers at the hypocrisy of Big Tech, mocking Meta’s excuses while comparing the company's behavior to tobacco-style denialism.
The discussion widens into a blistering critique of how social media fuels polarization, addiction, and mass manipulation - while DARPA's origins of the whole system loom ominously in the background. By the end, the hosts frame the entire digital landscape as an engineered psychological trap that profits from human misery while pretending to protect the public.
Evil Will Never Win.






