We live in a culture, particularly in urban areas in which exposure is a social mandate. Everyone has at least one social site, one place where they share their opinions, and it's assumed that if you don't you must be working on it. The social nature of the internet (or the need for social sites to extract user data) has built a system that promotes engagement and the sharing of personal information. But while fame is associated with fortune, not all exposure is good.
Not All Exposure is Good
Not All Exposure is Good
Not All Exposure is Good
We live in a culture, particularly in urban areas in which exposure is a social mandate. Everyone has at least one social site, one place where they share their opinions, and it's assumed that if you don't you must be working on it. The social nature of the internet (or the need for social sites to extract user data) has built a system that promotes engagement and the sharing of personal information. But while fame is associated with fortune, not all exposure is good.