Comments on: Facebook Games and Quizzes Lure Young Recessionites

By: Michelle Ma

Michelle Ma — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:10:21 +0000

In cases of severe brain trauma, the games are what actually enable you to do anything at all.

There is little reality in the fictional, but at least with face book there’s a generosity of being allowed to actually try to create.

By: Michelle Ma

Michelle Ma — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:20:58 +0000

In terms of working, there are many varieties of work. I’m sure that Hitler pondered for a long time, and Mao swam in a catfish pond. They all thought about various strategies and ways to go about things.

The workspace is certainly an environment that many aspire to. However, productivity can be measured in many other factors. If someone is being motivated by even a rubber duck, and that improves their productivity.

Does not that rubber duck deserve something for the end product of the product to be produced?

The increasing mechanization of society is supposed to make work relatively easy. The art of game theory is to have some attraction to games and playing.

I think your friend Robert can search all he wants but if he really is as “cute” as Samantha. He might as well consider more personal public relations.

By: michelle

michelle — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 08:12:24 +0000

Sometimes facebook encourages some philosophical comparisons.

As Pikachu is very cute and Samantha is also very cute(or even cuter) then that must mean that your friend Robert is cute.

There are some other things it could mean. On a more tangential basis, it could be saying that your friend Robert is a very good personal companion. Or it could be saying that your friend Robert likes people a lot more than most people and has a more than healthy appetite.

There is a saying somewhere: “eat well and you will be happy. eat very well and you will be even happier.”

All this honestly seems to mean is that people use facebook to present themselves and myspace to represent themselves.