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Phil Friedman, I am a passionate devotee of the Muzak, just like all scientists and researchers, as you can clearly see based on my scientific article that I have sent you. That's why I was called you repeatedly Mr. No-Muzak , but too much of anything can make you an addict :) "Now we are free" here - a modern social media gladiator. However, some of us are "dead" right and hence free at last. No one was hurt, our weapon is the pen that can not cause body damage, but can bring elation and serenity, even tin strict accordance with the No-Muzak principle. That's what I want, my friend. "Showing Off", perhaps for the last time. Best, Milos Responder

This post kind of bothers me, because like Mark Anthony, I do not come across much in the way of insipidy here. But when you have been blogging and interacting on social media for long enough you develop an almost sixth sense about what something is going to be. And if you feel you're not going to like it, you have this thing called a scroll wheel. I'd hate to think that this post was trying to tell people what to write about. Or even suggesting that. Because that would defeat the whole purpose of this or any other social media site. There are zillions of posts on this site. Skip the shit. Read the good stuff. Comment if someone tweaks a nerve. It pretty simple. According to my pal Bob Hoffman 95% of all content gets ignored anyway. Our job is finding our 5%. Responder

"The need to write in social media may be something quite abstract or very intimate, but also a source of money, success and fame. The essence is in balance. For example, I can not reveal why one should accuse those who might write out of necessity for a little spiritual exhibitionism only. The beauty of social media is primarily reflected through diversity and willingness to accept other people's views or motivations. Writing is a primal human need, as well as speech, art and communication. Let everyone writes for pleasure. Different things represent pleasure for different people After all, everyone chooses their motives and intentions.(money, profit, fame, reputation, ignorance, challenge, altruism, promotion, boredom, vanity, the fear of being irrelevant, illness, loneliness, spiritual exhibitionism, self-promotion…). I certainly think that any kind of generalization is not good, if not rather dangerous. We are not judges, nor are they accused. Luckily, there are people in social media for whom knowledge exchange is a pure pleasure or a necessary challenge." - from "What Makes Us Unique on Social Media" - LI long-form post published on December 28, 2014 (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-makes-us-unique-social-media-milos-djukic?trk=mp-author-card) Responder

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Also, per Randy Keho, do you likewise have a real photo to humanize your profile? Or, perhaps you're a bot or another imposter profile? Responder

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...or a real photo to humanize your profile? Or, perhaps you're a bot? Responder

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Thank you. Responder

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Doesn't anybody else wonder why the author, whomever it is, remains mysteriously absent from the discussion? I would attempt to flush out the author by tagging him/her, but I feel no need to follow him/her, so tagging is not an option. Therefore, I find it difficult to lend credence to his/her issues. Responder

What do I feel that Torquemada is around. I did never mentioned anyone. I said in general . If you dont agree ...dont agree. So?. For those that love to translate ...please translate this. ( ..and please try to do it in the right context ) . El que se pica ...chiles come... Responder

Dear Ren\u00e9e Cormier I could not have said it with better words. When someone starts saying "First I d like to appologize if someone takes my " comment " in a offensive way." is simply because his intention is to be offensive. This user (and I mean user, and not producer) is not even loyal to his own statements. He says in his profile "Los que me conocen bien me quieren....los que no, no tanto. Les parezco prepotente. Pero es mi forma de esconder la timidez. No me gusta la falsedad. Si algo no me gusta no lo digo. Pero tampoco le hago la rosca. Which means Those who know me well, they love me ....the ones who not, not so much. I seem to them arrogant. But it's my way of hiding shyness. I do not like falsehood. If anything I do not like I do not say..." Maybe to be unfaithful to your own statements is a new way to get engagement. Responder

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Responder

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Well Randy Keho I love how you get right to the point LOL! Responder

No offense taken, but, who are you, anyway? Do you have a name? Responder