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FacePunch: On the Potentially Positive (And Sometimes Negative) Energy of Online Interactions

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Sun, Jun 17th, 2012 21:00 by capnasty NEWS

Interesting perspective of how our reaction to what we see transmutes into a form of kinetic energy we then display in the form of inaction, clicking a "like" button or going as far as writing a comment.

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