Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts

Friday, June 17, 2011

Facebook Positively Influences Offline Relationship

Absolutely in line with what I indicated through a post on this blog, a recent scientific research - as highlighted on NewsScientist - claims to have identified that average facebook users not only have a better relationship with their online friends but with their offline friends as well.

It seems, facebook, in a way, has made us more social, with more and more people sharing their personal information with online friends. An interesting finding, no doubt.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

The Toughest Lesson on Facebook



My personal experience on facebook is, most of the people would perceive you as a pessimistic personality if you keep writing -- only about your failures .

What I have noticed: Everybody wants to be projected as optimistic in life and despite their own share of failures - which is unavoidable - they would keep on talking about everything related to success only.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Do We Make More Friends on Facebook, than in Real Life


Recently one of my facebook friends posted a question:

Why is it so easy to make a "friend" on facebook and so difficult to make one in real life? Has facebook changed the definition of friend?

And, most of the participants voted in favor.