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October 3rd, 2010

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the movie theatre, here comes “The Social Network”. I know social media is a big deal to most people right now, but I don’t see the benefits of watching a ficticious movie based on a tech company that profits off the habitual nature of people.

Time would be more well spent watching bathroom fans spin than to spend a dime encouraging the perpetuation of the addictive social media agenda.

Facebook now counts one of every two Americans as a user, would rank behind only China and India in population if it were a country and has an estimated value of more than $30 billion, larger than that of Starbucks.

What could possibly be next for a website that was created in a Harvard dorm room six years ago? Try a Hollywood film, “The Social Network,” that opens nationally on Friday and is already prompting discussion of Academy Awards.

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