On the morning of March 3rd I checked Facebook, and for the first time in a good while, there was a post that wasn’t spiteful and full of venom, an ad for something, or a post that was generated by some Facebook algorithm that thinks that it knows what I want to see.

It was refreshing at the beginning, and I saw the potential for good conversation. After watching the post and it’s comments throughout the day I became more disappointed. Hope for something turned to muck once again. The bird was flying up and out of the nest, then falling into the mud at the base of the tree, and finally mud being slung back and forth (at least I hope it’s mud.) Continue reading “The Pattern of Facebook” →