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	{{a\|maxim\|~~Get off Twitter~~}}Even before you delete Facebook, {{maxim\|get off Twitter}}. The ''name'' should be enough of a clue. Don’t cast a backward glance. You won’t miss the hours you waste doom-scrolling through the hot takes, petulant arguments and [[virtue signalling]]. The time you will get back for yiour family, your career, or just your betterment. At a loss for something to do in a down moment? [[Book review\|Read a book]], for Christ’s sake.		{{a\|maxim\|}}Even before you delete Facebook, {{maxim\|get off Twitter}}. The ''name'' should be enough of a clue. Don’t cast a backward glance. You won’t miss the hours you waste doom-scrolling through the hot takes, petulant arguments and [[virtue signalling]]. The time you will get back for yiour family, your career, or just your betterment. At a loss for something to do in a down moment? [[Book review\|Read a book]], for Christ’s sake.

	Twitter is ''even worse than [[LinkedIn]]'', which in its own way is at least morbidly funny and strangely ''endearing'' in its well-meaning awfulness. Twitter is just grim.		Twitter is ''even worse than [[LinkedIn]]'', which in its own way is at least morbidly funny and strangely ''endearing'' in its well-meaning awfulness. Twitter is just grim.