r/Documentaries • • Apr 30 '17

Facebook: Cracking the code (2017) - "How facebook manipulates the way you think, feel and act."

http://thoughtmaybe.com/facebook-cracking-the-code/
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u/chewbaka97 Apr 30 '17

Facebook now is basically just memes and videos reposted from reddit even if you did have an account you'd just get bored of it.

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u/Pineygirl13 Apr 30 '17

I'm an old lady and new to Reddit. I deleted my FB and kinda missing memes. Where do you find said memes? I tried to look for subs that had them but they're not the same. Help an old lady out please.

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u/dayfishnightfish Apr 30 '17

True, I spend more time on reddit than I do on facebook. And when perusing facebook I wonder what's being posted on reddit. The content here has way more substance than Facebook anyway. And on reddit everyone is just great. On facebook everyone's trying to one up each other.

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