This article reminds me of “The Picture of Dorian Gray” a book I have still yet to read.
There’s no doubt in my mind: that our perception of our “faces” mediated by screens is leading to strange outcomes, such as Bodily Dysmorphic tendencies.
The research on topics such as this, is only beginning to develop, but I want to play devils advocate & say that it may even have some positives to it as well?
Now, as far as what those positives are, I currently don’t have any hypotheses, but I’m willing to entertain the idea that Snapchat can also bring some “good” to the world besides all bad.
This article reminds me of “The Picture of Dorian Gray” a book I have still yet to read.
There’s no doubt in my mind: that our perception of our “faces” mediated by screens is leading to strange outcomes, such as Bodily Dysmorphic tendencies.
The research on topics such as this, is only beginning to develop, but I want to play devils advocate & say that it may even have some positives to it as well?
Now, as far as what those positives are, I currently don’t have any hypotheses, but I’m willing to entertain the idea that Snapchat can also bring some “good” to the world besides all bad.