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More research needs to be done to see if information overload interferes with moral reasoning, or the development of key moral faculties
Reviewed by victorpanlilio Apr 14 2009, 04:23pm ( 3 reviews ) • cnn.com
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Rated by LionessofGd on Apr 14 2009, 6:37pm
From the page: "social-networking tools such as Twitter could numb our sense of morality and make us indifferent to human suffering" If these 'scientists' and 'reporters' actually used Social Networking, instead of just signing up and taking a quick glance, they may actually realize that quite the opposite can be true. By interacting with more people globally and gaining insight from their first hand experiences and opinions, you are, in fact, broadening your perspective and enhancing social skills.
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Rated by victorpanlilio on Apr 14 2009, 4:23pm
More research needs to be done to see if information overload interferes with moral reasoning, or the development of key moral faculties
