Honestly, I feel like the vast array of instant knowledge & entertainment the net provides is probably four or five times more addictive than TV ever was for me.
I prefer emails for many things, because they are a record of what we’ve said, and they allow me to stop and rephrase. But if you’ve got a lot of questions, lets TALK about it: Much more efficient. (And then send an email “memo of understanding”)
Oct 16 Blondie nailed the situation perfectly. Very boring to be in a place where that is the situation, but it is currently the buzz Curious to see what replaces it.
Unfortunately, today’s Blondie nailed me perfectly.
It’s ironic that we see people who are totally concentrating on their mobiles as alone or disconnected, and yet they are connecting with thousands, maybe even millions on line.
Primates are attracted to bright, shiny objects. If it can also show everything from dirty pictures to space launches, you’ll have to pry it from their starved corpses.
Used to be that I had a rule in my house about turning off the television before sitting down to eat dinner with the family. Now, it’s insisting that all electronic devices are turned off during the meal!
In some ways, the Internet has been a great help for some of us. Living alone and high risk, much of my human interaction is online, and I have YouTube Reddit stories playing when I’m eating just to have a human voice. I don’t do Facebook or Twitter, though. I’m not that desperate yet.
in.amongst about 3 years ago
Oh! Thought it was clickbait and switch!
Cactus-Pete about 3 years ago
Internet addiction? I’ll bet none of them has ever been anywhere other than the web.
Ken 2049 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Honestly, I feel like the vast array of instant knowledge & entertainment the net provides is probably four or five times more addictive than TV ever was for me.
C about 3 years ago
Treating facebook addiction must be fun
sirbadger about 3 years ago
Facebook has a virtual reality product. Maybe they can be virtually cured.
Superfrog about 3 years ago
Just take a tablet and sit quietly for an hour then come and see me again in a week.
Bilan about 3 years ago
Shock therapy: Lock the door and unplug the wi-fi. Devious!
Concretionist about 3 years ago
I prefer emails for many things, because they are a record of what we’ve said, and they allow me to stop and rephrase. But if you’ve got a lot of questions, lets TALK about it: Much more efficient. (And then send an email “memo of understanding”)
Enter.Name.Here about 3 years ago
Time for Zoom therapy.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 3 years ago
Turn off the WiFi!
keenanthelibrarian about 3 years ago
Where is this place? Do they have an agency in Australia??
eastern.woods.metal about 3 years ago
Curing someone off facebook is quite easy. Just have the person walk along a busy street. Cure is at he first corner. No loss to humanity
Doug K about 3 years ago
While this might cause some to question their career choice,
… for others this might affirm that they made the right choice – that what they are doing is important and needed.
Turnhandle about 3 years ago
And here WE are, on the internet, in the wee hours of the morning! LOL
unfair.de about 3 years ago
Cut the WIFI and install a cellphone jammer.
sandpiper about 3 years ago
Oct 16 Blondie nailed the situation perfectly. Very boring to be in a place where that is the situation, but it is currently the buzz Curious to see what replaces it.
Unfortunately, today’s Blondie nailed me perfectly.
Prey about 3 years ago
Who needs a therapist, i´ve got dogs.
Eric Klein about 3 years ago
Hold sessions in a faraday cage with no wifi or electric outlets.
mindjob about 3 years ago
Quiting Facebook is harder than quiting smoking
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 3 years ago
It’s ironic that we see people who are totally concentrating on their mobiles as alone or disconnected, and yet they are connecting with thousands, maybe even millions on line.
phileaux about 3 years ago
Make it a “dead zone”! Faraday cage, etc
mistercatworks about 3 years ago
Primates are attracted to bright, shiny objects. If it can also show everything from dirty pictures to space launches, you’ll have to pry it from their starved corpses.
Linguist about 3 years ago
Used to be that I had a rule in my house about turning off the television before sitting down to eat dinner with the family. Now, it’s insisting that all electronic devices are turned off during the meal!
My House – My Rules!
ImaginaryFriend about 3 years ago
If he is charging them all by the hour, he may have hit a therapist gold mine.
Display about 3 years ago
The office should be a Faraday cage.
paranormal about 3 years ago
He should have a signal generator to keep the phones and tablets from working…
marilynnbyerly about 3 years ago
In some ways, the Internet has been a great help for some of us. Living alone and high risk, much of my human interaction is online, and I have YouTube Reddit stories playing when I’m eating just to have a human voice. I don’t do Facebook or Twitter, though. I’m not that desperate yet.
bleu nez about 3 years ago
is this the future when the pandemic isolation is over?
198.23.5.11 about 3 years ago
This therapist’s business boomed when t hey turned off his electricity for nonpayment.
schaefer jim about 3 years ago
Facebook, good choice, you can start with zuckberg
boltjenkins1 about 3 years ago
How is Facebook still alive?
nottaTrueBeliever about 3 years ago
No problem, the shrink is probably hiding an iPad behind his paper note pad anyway.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 3 years ago
Facebook is in such trouble they want to change its name.