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cyberbarf VOLUME 18 No. 6
JANUARY, 2020
RESOLUTIONS FOUND BUT NOT LOST ON THE INTERNET iTOONS WHETHER REPORT
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cyberbarf RESOLUTIONS OPINION 2020 should come in January 1st with clear vision of the future. Many people use this time to resolve to improve themselves or their lives. The standard fare is exercise, eat healthy, save money or look for a better job. But as a global, interconnected by technology community, there should be collection resolutions for the next year. cyberbarf makes the following suggestions: WE THE INTERNET RESOLVE TO TAKE BACK THE COMMENTS SECTIONS FROM CYBERBULLIES AND THUGS. Those who have the most to lose, sensitive persons and famous celebrities, have been ravished by increasing mean, cruel and defaming comments. It has led to a rash of tragic suicides and mental breakdowns. But some celebrities in Asia have decided not to take the abuse. They have challenged their bullies with counter-comments. Their agents have sued them for slander and digital crimes. But regular fans and friends coming to the defense of a victim is more powerful to drive the bullies off the comment sections. |
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WE THE INTERNET RESOLVE TO POST FEWER DANGEROUS SELFIES. Another disturbing trend is people doing dangerous things to get the ultimate selfie photograph for their SNS feeds. So many people have fallen off canyon or cliff ledges to their deaths for the cause of having a spectacular vacation photograph. The Darwin Awards used to celebrate the stupidity of humans, but these tragic incidents are preventable by common sense. WE THE INTERNET RESOLVE TO DEMAND MORE TRANSPARENCY ON SPONSORED CONTENT FROM SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS, INFLUENCERS, BLOGGERS, VLOGGERS AND YOUTUBERS. People do not want to be fools. One of the worst ways to be fooled is by a rising social media star gushing over a product, a cosmetic, a vacation destination or fashion trend, who is secretly paid for their commentary. Early internet stars became famous for their honest, independent opinions. But as traditional advertising left for the digital space, it started to corrupt those SNS content creators with money . . . enough money to become full time creators. Many governments, including the U.S. FTC, have demanded that any social media hosts disclose whether they are being paid for their content. WE THE INTERNET RESOLVE THAT DISCUSSIONS OF POLITICS, SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT BE CONDUCTED IN A CIVIL, POLITE AND RESPECTFUL MANNER. The destruction of morals, what is right or wrong, will destroy any society. Lost on the ease of connection between people is the vile that can a tsunami of hate that takes out common sense and manners. Human beings should treat other human beings better or we are no better than wild animals. cyberbarf FOUND BUT NOT LOST ON THE INTERNET CYBERSAFARI
A Chilean singer staged a topless protest on the Latin Grammy Awards red carpet. She was protesting against a brutal police response to civil uprisings in her country that have left 20 people dead and another 200 blind. Singer Mon Laferte, 36, arrived at the awards ceremony in Las Vegas in a trench coat that she removed to reveal a political message decrying violence in the country that she had written across her bare breasts. Clearly, this was one way to get the press to notice you. Source: NY Post
Narwal, a Missouri animal rescue center dog, took the Internet by storm by being born with a secondary tail on his forehead. The center did an x-ray to determine it was not attached, but merely functions as a decorative feature. No one knows how this genetic malformation occurred but the net reaction was positive for this cute pup. The center would not let any adoption until it studied the dog to determine if its unique characteristic would cause future problems. Source: Mental Floss
It was at the local convenience store early one morning when Ski, our publisher, found a man staring in the cold beverage coolers. The man was wearing a black, custom made hoodie. The mental image frozen in Ski's mind led to this SNS post. Source: pindermedia.com
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cyberbarf THE WHETHER REPORT |
cyberbarf STATUS |
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Question: Whether 2020 will have a clearer vision of technology and its role in our daily lives? |
* Educated Guess * Possible * Probable * Beyond a Reasonable Doubt * Doubtful * Vapor Dream |
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Question: Whether the US 2020 election will be a watershed event for American politics? |
* Educated Guess * Possible * Probable * Beyond a Reasonable Doubt * Doubtful * Vapor Dream |
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Question: Whether the 2020 Brexit cause a short term economic disaster for the United Kingdom? |
* Educated Guess * Possible * Probable * Beyond a Reasonable Doubt * Doubtful * Vapor Dream |
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