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'''Facebook''' (stylized '''facebook''') is a [[Satan]]-promoted [[social networking]] website that profits by exploiting personal information in users' profiles, and by advertising.  Users can spend, or indeed waste, their time on it in a variety of ways: by uploading pictures (typically of themselves), by gossiping about others, by talking to friends, by interfering with marriages and personal relationships, and by acting like a [[busybody]].  Facebook use is correlated with underachievement in school and disruption of social relationships, such as marriage.  For many teenagers, Facebook use replaces healthier activities and gatherings.
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'''Facebook''' (stylized '''facebook''') is a [[liberal]]-promoted [[social networking]] website that profits by exploiting personal information in users' profiles, and by advertising.  Users can spend, or indeed waste, their time on it in a variety of ways: by uploading pictures (typically of themselves), by gossiping about others, by talking to friends, by interfering with marriages and personal relationships, and by acting like a [[busybody]].  Facebook use is correlated with underachievement in school and disruption of social relationships, such as marriage.  For many teenagers, Facebook use replaces healthier activities and gatherings.
    
Despite being called "social networking," Facebook is typically a poor substitute for real social networking.  One survey conducted showed that Facebook feeds narcissistic tendencies.<ref>http://articles.cnn.com/2010-08-30/tech/facebook.narcissism.mashable_1_facebook-social-networking-status-updates?_s=PM:TECH</ref><ref>http://m.zdnet.com/blog/facebook/facebook-overuse-can-lead-to-psychological-disorders-in-youth/2389</ref>
 
Despite being called "social networking," Facebook is typically a poor substitute for real social networking.  One survey conducted showed that Facebook feeds narcissistic tendencies.<ref>http://articles.cnn.com/2010-08-30/tech/facebook.narcissism.mashable_1_facebook-social-networking-status-updates?_s=PM:TECH</ref><ref>http://m.zdnet.com/blog/facebook/facebook-overuse-can-lead-to-psychological-disorders-in-youth/2389</ref>
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