While I think a few of his points are going too far, (especially the one about the environment), I think overall he makes a good point. Particularly the difference between our identity online and our real identity.
Often people over-invest in their online identity, since it's a path of least resistance to credibly maintain a certain image of yourself. Working on performing in person is hard.
Often people over-invest in their online identity, since it's a path of least resistance to credibly maintain a certain image of yourself. Working on performing in person is hard.