rating 34783 Vote
Jeff Orlowski
Country USA
cast Bailey Richardson, Jeff Seibert
8,6 / 10
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I agree with the message in this documental. Social media is making us feel more disconnected than connected.
I find it funny that a documentary that touches on the dangers of misinformation through social media could give such a biased documentary.
It certainly does a thorough job of illustrating some of the potential (and very valid) problems with social media, but misses many other problems and importantly glosses over some of the benefits of social media. It is a complicated subject that really would've benefited from being a series with each episode touching on different aspects of the debate. Instead we ended up with this feature length opinion piece.
I also take issue with the narrative that we need legislation to regulate what is allowed on social media sites, as it is a major threat to freedom of speech and will do nothing to stop the propaganda machine that has lasted for as long as humans have existed. I think the best takeaway from this information is to teach the public to be critical thinkers and emphasize the fact that they need to fact check and look at differing viewpoints, rather than staying safe in their own echo chambers. This mindset will better serve people in real life.
In summary; while the problems illustrated are based in reality it doesn't offer a complete picture, and the solutions offered are one sided. It felt more like an opinion piece than an objective documentary...
There was nothing new or original in this documentary. If you didn't already know this information you must be clueless to the world we live in. Seemed like the founder of the Humane Technology company recruited a bunch of his friends for interviews that weren't very insightful. Also the family's storyline was awful.
- https://hakimenka.themedia.jp/posts/22461307
- https://haranchitsu.themedia.jp/posts/22492904
- https://paste.tbee-clan.de/RGQtJ
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